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  Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Earth is Dying

  00:42

  Environmental Science

  water pollution

  air pollution

  oil drilling

  car emissions

  E MS HS C

  Gaia, the spirit of Earth, checks in on the condition of Earth and watches all of the different types of environmental destruction that plague the planet.

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  Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Cut Down Pollution

  00:31

  Environmental Science

  government

  air pollution

  mass transit

  E MS HS C

  Gaia tells viewers how we can reduce air pollution.

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  Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Pound of Emissions

  01:52

  Environmental Science

  electricity

  windmills

  air pollution

  emissions

  automobiles

  E MS HS C

  Ella presents a new form of mass transit running on electricity to lessen car pollution.

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  Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Dump Back

  02:20

  Environmental Science

  volcanoes

  trash

  air pollution

  E MS HS C

  It is discovered that Sly Sludge has been using the active volcano of an Island inhabited by people as a natural trash incinerator. The volcano begins erupting and trash that the volcano didn't erupted with it, scattering. Captain Planet tries to enter the volcano, but the fumes from the trash made the air inside the volcano too polluted for him to tolerate.

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  Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Mercury Poisoning

  00:37

  Environmental Science

  air pollution

  mercury poisoning

  E MS HS C

  Jimmy talks about a bear he hunted that had mercury poisoning. The Planeteers learn about the cause and effects of mercury poisoning and how it can negatively affect people's ways of life.

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  Boy Meets World: Air Pollution Presentation

  01:27

  Science

  meteorology

  air density

  MS HS

  Cory and Shawn present their report on air pollution, in which they contend that the air density affects the performance of baseball teams during home games. This is because the air density affects the speed at which the ball travels through the air. They use the Colorado Rockies and the Philadelphia Phillies as examples: The Rockies average four more home runs per game because Colorado's air is much cleaner than Philadelphia's.