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How would clearing up pollution help address climate change?
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How would clearing up pollution help address climate change?
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pollution adds heat to the air. for example: gas and smoke from cars and trucks etc. climate change will be affected because the heat will cause the weather and atmosphere around to get hotter. clearing pollution will keep the air cleaner.
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Pollution is heat. Hot air rises to the atmosphere, which destroys the ozone layer in the atmosphere that protects Earth from the complete harmful rays from the sun. Because pollution is heat, it also warms the earth being trapped in our atmosphere
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