쉐도잉 연습: ASL Air Pollution for Kids - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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Air is all around us.
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Humans aren't the only ones that rely on air.
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Animals, plants, trees, and all living organisms use the air around them to live.
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Without it, none of us could survive.
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The air is made up of different gases.
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One of the gases, oxygen, is what helps us to breathe.
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But did you know that our air needs to be clean?
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When your hands and face are dirty, you can easily clean them with soap and water.
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But when the air becomes dirty, it's not as easy to clean.
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When there is dirt and other substances in the air that shouldn't be there, it's called air pollution.
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Air pollution is made up of odors,
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particles, smoke, fumes, and other substances which can be harmful for all living creatures including us.
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The substances causing the air to become dirty are called pollutants.
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Some examples of pollutants include gases with harmful chemicals in them,
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sand, dust particles, and other materials that evaporate and become pollutants.
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It is impossible for us to not breathe in these pollutants in the air since they exist all around us.
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Pollution can travel with the wind from one place to another and spread over many miles.
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When the air becomes polluted or unclean, it affects the Earth's atmosphere.
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The atmosphere is like a blanket of air which protects all life.
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Without the atmosphere, life could not exist.
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The atmosphere protects living organisms from the heat of the sun during the day, and at night it prevents most of the heat from escaping.
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Basically, the atmosphere helps keep the living things on earth from becoming too hot or too cold.
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The pollution in the air affects this blanket
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and can become harmful to life on earth if it raises the earth's temperature by trapping too much heat inside.
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Pollution can be caused naturally.
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Natural pollution may come from volcanoes, forest fires, wind storms, pollen in the air,
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and other sources in nature.
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Even the air we breathe out, carbon dioxide, is a form of pollution.
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And did you know that That gas the cows and other animals release pollutes the air too?
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Wow!
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If you have ever gone outside when there's a large fire burning close by, you have probably noticed the darkness in the air, even if it's in the middle of the day.
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You might notice that your eyes begin to burn and your throat becomes irritated too.
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Sometimes, there will even be alerts on the news telling us that the air is harmful to breathe that day.
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That means the pollutants in the air have increased and it's not safe for people to go outside.
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Or if they have to work outside, they shouldn't stay outside for very long.
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This is because the pollutants in the air can affect our bodies negatively.
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Our lungs need clean air to breathe.
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When they breathe in dirty air, the dirt gets trapped in our lungs making them dirty as well.
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Red can be very helpful at those times by blowing away the dirty air.
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Rain and snow can wash the dirt out of the air too.
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Both of those things can help clean our air.
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Sometimes air pollution isn't caused by something in nature.
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Sometimes it's caused by humans.
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Most cars, buses, trains, and airplanes run on gasoline.
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People use transportation every day all over the world.
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That's a lot of gas and oil that's being burned and affecting our air.
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Other air pollution happens when smoke and fumes from factories,
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gasoline and power plants release poisonous gases like carbon monoxide into our atmosphere.
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Another way our air becomes polluted is through chemicals that we use frequently.
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There are chemicals that are sprayed on things we eat as they're growing.
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These These chemicals get rid of the bugs crawling on our produce.
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Some farmers and homeowners use chemicals to help their plants, grass and gardens grow.
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You might think that we should shut all of those factories down so they'll stop polluting our air.
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However, factories produce electricity, which gives us light and power that we use every day.
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And most things we buy from factories, like our clothes, our food, our toys and cars, etc. Now that we know what air pollution is,
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what are some of the effects of air pollution on our environment?
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When rain becomes mixed with pollution in the air, we get something called acid rain.
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Acid rain can cause harm to trees, animals, fish, and other organisms.
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The pollutants in our air can also make it harder for crops to grow.
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Air pollution can cause breathing problems in some people.
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Maybe you have heard of someone who has asthma, or maybe you do.
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Air pollution can be a big problem for people who already struggle to breathe.
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It can affect our eyes, nose, and throat by causing headaches or allergic reactions.
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Most of those effects will go away when the air clears up or even if you go inside.
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But some effects of air pollution can cause health problems for a long time, like lung cancer and heart disease.
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Air pollution can sound a little scary.
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So how do we live in a world where there is air pollution?
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Maybe while watching this video you have wondered if there was something you could do to help.
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Well guess what?
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There is!
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Here is a list of things we can all do to help lessen the amount of pollution
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that is released into our air.
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We can reduce or lessen air pollution by using less electricity, like turning off the lights when you leave a room or unplugging devices that aren't in use.
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Recycling and reusing what we already have lessens waste and slows the production of new items.
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Reduce fireplace use.
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Car pull to work or school.
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Ride a bike or walk to a friend's house.
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Don't keep a car running while you're waiting for someone or something.
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Turn it off!
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And don't smoke!
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Plant a tree!
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All of us want clean air, but we all have to do our part to have it.
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일상 소통을 위한 5가지 문구

  • 우리는 공기를 필요로 합니다. (We need air.)
  • 대기 오염은 우리의 건강에 해롭습니다. (Air pollution is harmful to our health.)
  • 비와 눈이 공기를 정화하는 데 도움이 됩니다. (Rain and snow help clean the air.)
  • 인간 활동이 대기 오염의 원인이 됩니다. (Human activities contribute to air pollution.)
  • 깨끗한 공기를 유지하는 것이 중요합니다. (It's important to maintain clean air.)

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