高中英语 module5 unit2 task课件 牛津版.pptVIP

…to build fences (which stop wind from blowing the dirt away)… …to plant more trees and bushes. …to build fences (which stop wind from blowing the dirt away)… …to plant more trees and bushes. …better management of areas that are likely to turn into desert and training people in responsible water usage. …to build fences (which stop wind from blowing the dirt away)… …to plant more trees and bushes. …better management of areas that are likely to turn into desert and training people in responsible water usage. …sharing information and solutions between countries and using satellites to pick out likely areas for desertification. Have a discussion with your partner to think of things we can do to help stop desertification, which can be included in our posters later. Have a discussion with your partner to think of things we can do to help stop desertification, which can be included in our posters later. Collect some money to help the poor farms. Save as much water as possible in our daily life. Ask scientists to find more plants that are suitable for growing in deserts. 1. What is desertification? It happens in Africa, the USA, South America and China. 3. How are people affected by it? 2. Where does it happen? 1. What is desertification? It is when useable land becomes dry and turns into a desert. It happens in Africa, the USA, South America and China. 3. How are people affected by it? People lose their homes and farms; many families starve and others move to the cities to find work. 2. Where does it happen? 4. Why does it happen? 5. Who should be concerned? 4. Why does it happen? 5. Who should be concerned? People plant too much on the land without giving it a rest; too many animals all depend on the same land to eat; and people cut down trees for fuel and to make space for more farms. 4. Why does it happen? 5. Who should be concerned? Everyone should be concerned. People plant too much on the land without giving it a rest; to