Global Issues and Threats

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OIL The last thing the world needs is more oil. As

OIL

The last thing the world needs is more oil. As with

other fossil fuels, our reliance on oil is fueling climate change, polluting priceless landscapes, and costing billions of dollars.
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Fracking Fracking is the fossil fuel industry’s latest false solution to

Fracking

Fracking is the fossil fuel industry’s latest false solution to our

energy challenge. It’s more expensive, more polluting, and more dangerous than clean, renewable energy.
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Nuclear Energy Nuclear energy has no place in a safe, clean,

Nuclear Energy

Nuclear energy has no place in a safe, clean,

sustainable future. Nuclear energy is both expensive and dangerous, and just because nuclear pollution is invisible doesn’t mean it’s clean.
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Coal Coal, the most polluting of all fossil fuels, is bad

Coal

Coal, the most polluting of all fossil fuels, is bad news

for our health and the environment. The good news is people around the world are moving away from dirty, polluting coal in favor of clean, renewable, affordable energy.
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Natural gas Natural gas emits less carbon dioxide than coal and

Natural gas

Natural gas emits less carbon dioxide than coal and other

fossil fuels. This has led to widespread support for replacing other fossil fuels with methane, the main component of natural gas.
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Plastic Pollution The equivalent of one garbage truck of plastic enters

Plastic Pollution

The equivalent of one garbage truck of plastic enters into

our seas every minute, every day, all year long.
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Forest Issues and Threats The world’s natural forests are hanging on

Forest Issues and Threats

The world’s natural forests are hanging on by

a thread. In places like Indonesia, central Africa, and the Amazon, forests are being cleared to make room for livestock, replaced by monocrops plantations of like soy and palm oil, exploited for timber, and withering from the impacts of climate change.
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Oceans Issues & Threats For centuries, people have assumed that our

Oceans Issues & Threats

For centuries, people have assumed that our vast

ocean was limitless and immune to human impacts. It’s only recently that scientists have come to understand the devastating effects we’ve already had on our seas.