Zoo Is A Facility Where Animals Are Housed And Displayed For Public Viewing

The air we all breathe is made up of several types of gases. Oxygen is the most important gas needed for humans and animals to live. But for plants to grow and live, they need carbon dioxide gas, or what we usually call carbon dioxide (CO2). When cutting and burning forests, and when forests are flattened and used as agricultural fields or livestock pastures, carbon is lost and oxidized with air and spread into the atmosphere. Motorcycles, passenger cars, and trucks also release large amounts of carbon dioxide into the air when they are driven. Many industries emit large amounts of carbon dioxide into the air. Due to the loss of organic carbon in the soil, all types of crops grown, especially in our country, the growth of pasture plants will slow down and face the danger of desertification. Furthermore, due to poor vegetation growth, there are many other threats, such as natural disasters such as floods, droughts, and landslides. The amount of carbon dioxide accumulated in the world's atmosphere has greatly increased in the last 100 years, which has led to climate change, which has become a problem for mankind. During the last 150 years, people ride motorcycles and cars in large numbers, engage in industries that emit toxic gases, and cut down forests. Climate change affects many sectors, and you can see it in our lives and around us. For example, climate instability, variability, and unpredictable changes in rainfall distribution threaten food production in some countries, while rising sea levels increase the risk of flooding, polluting and depleting fresh water resources around the coast, and plant pests as temperatures rise.