Deutsch: Ursache / Español: Causa / Português: Causa / Français: Cause / Italiano: Causa /
A "cause" refers to the underlying reason or factor that leads to an environmental issue or problem.
Here are some examples:
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Climate change: The burning of fossil fuels is a cause of climate change because it releases greenhouse gases that trap heat in the atmosphere.
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Deforestation: Clear-cutting of forests for agricultural or development purposes is a cause of deforestation, which can lead to loss of biodiversity and soil erosion.
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Ocean acidification: Increased carbon dioxide emissions from human activities is a cause of ocean acidification, which harms marine life and disrupts food webs.
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Air pollution: Industrial emissions and transportation are major causes of air pollution, which can lead to respiratory problems and contribute to climate change.
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Water pollution: Runoff from agriculture and industry is a cause of water pollution, which can harm aquatic ecosystems and make water unsafe for human consumption.
Similar concepts to "cause" in the environmental context might include:
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Contributing factor: A factor that contributes to an environmental problem but may not be the main cause.
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Trigger: An event or factor that sets off an environmental problem.
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Driver: A factor that is a major force behind an environmental issue or problem.
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Source: The origin of a pollutant or other environmental problem.
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Root cause: The fundamental reason or factor that underlies an environmental problem.
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