Burning FOSSIL FUELS releases CARBON DIOXIDE. We need CLEANER ENERGY, not just a NEW SLOGAN. Content words form beats; contrast may shift emphasis. Say the second sentence with stress on cleaner, then slogan, and explain the different focus. Keep unstressed words audible without giving every word equal stress.
Burning fossil fuels increases greenhouse-gas concentrations, while incomplete combustion can produce black carbon. These are related but not identical problems. Black carbon is a component of soot, not another name for carbon dioxide. Reducing unnecessary fuel use helps, yet a school activity must not pretend to solve global warming alone. I suggest an information stand explaining one mechanism and one feasible action, such as reducing unnecessary vehicle idling through the school’s authorised arrangements. We would ask a science teacher to check the source notes before displaying them. We must not burn waste to produce a dramatic demonstration. A drawing can explain a process without exposing people to smoke. We should also distinguish a proposed action from a measured reduction and explain what evidence would be needed to check progress.
Follow-up: Does one smoky morning prove a global climate trend?
Response: No. A brief local event cannot establish a long-term global trend.