FUTURE

In our presentation we are going to talk about future.

• Almost half of the world's population currently lives in cities, and by 2050 that is projected to increase to 75%.

• Vehicles will be fuel efficent, zero emission and use high tech electronics  and sorftware to assist drivers in a variety of ways.

• The consecuence of improving technology is that it causes pollution.

Global warming. High carbon dioxide levels increase the air’s temperature. The greenhouse effect is a natural and beneficial process in which the Earth's ozone prevents heat from escaping into the earth atmosphere. 

1. Human illness. As pollutant levels increase, human exposure to toxins will also increase and the exposure to pollutants is directly linked to cancer and heart disease.
2. Economic effects. Because of the people illness the less productive employees and also students absent from school due to illnesses caused by pollution may miss educational opportunitie.
3. Extinction. The pollution has an impact  on wildlife.  Water pollution comes from industrial and agricultural runoff and it presents danger to aquatic life.

•  WHAT CAN WE DO  

1. Go walking instead of using vehicles.
2. Use different cars that dont pollute as much.
3. Save energy. 
4. Buy energy -efficient appliances.  
5. Use environmentally friendly cleaning products. 

Here we are going to explain you how you can find out scientific news.

First of all, you can find news in a traditional way, the newspaper talks about science only when important things happen, but if you want, you can also  look for a new online and you will see that the newspaper publishes there daily. It is not a common thing to have scientific news in newspapers or in a popular mass media if it is not something very important that you have to know about. You can also learn about science in some magazines, some of which are only dedicated to science, for example, Elhuyar, which is a basque magazine. There are some programs or documentals about science that you get to watch on tv, for istance,
How it's Made which is on the channel Discovery Max.