Read the descriptions next to the pictures. Then write below 3 different ways bias is shown between the text and the pictures. You may copy and paste words or describe pictures. If you copy and paste be sure to include "" marks This is worth 5 points give 5 pt answer *

Picture 1:
On thin ice: Polar bears have become a symbol of global warming, Because of Arctic landscape is one of the first to absorb the impact of rising temperatures. Warming temperatures melt polar ice and force animals like the polar bear to move farther south in search of food and other ressources.

Picture 2:

Flooding in the Bayou State:
Sea level rise is an impact of global warming. Rising temperatures cause ice to melt at the poles. As this polar ice melts, sea levels rise, causing floods in coastal areas. A storm surge on a Louisiana highway, above, shows the affects of sea level rise.

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Coral Bleaching:
This coral reef off the coast of Negril, Jamaica, has been partially "bleached," an impact of global warming. Rising ocean temperatures, in addition to increased runoff from agriculture and industry, contribute to coral communities dying and the reef being "bleached" of its bright color.

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Cattle Ranching:
Ranching is one of the leading human contributors to global warming, the current rise in temperatures on Earth. Agricultural technology contributes to the amount of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Greenhouse gases trap the sun's heat in Earth's atmosphere, increasing the gradual warming of the planet.

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Mirror Landscapes:
Haiti's brown landscape contrasts sharply with the rich forests of the Dominican Republic, right. Deforestation is a leading human contributor to global warming. Deforested areas increase the amount of carbon, a major greenhouse gas, in the atmosphere.

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Smokestacks:
The smokestacks of a huge lumber mill in Longview, Washington, provide a backdrop to towering stacks of lumber. Emissions from factories are a human contribution to global warming. Since 1960, when this photo was taken, governments have forced factories to limit the harmful pollutants they emit.