Climate Change Should Be Voted On

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Climate change can be caused by humans as they use factories to produce emissions of smoke and toxins, they pollute the water with chemicals in these factories, and they are abandoning clean sources of energy. They are also wasting the natural unclean resources that we have. If humans continue through this path, then they will eventually destroy the planet and all of the plants and animals on it, including ourselves. Climate change is human caused, as humans are participating in deforestation, releasing CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, and wasting natural resources such as fossil fuels. They also shun clean energy sources. These three reasons and more are why the bill to stop climate change should be voted on.

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