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My second paragraph sums up what we are doing to stop climate change. Even though we do a lot about climate change, It doesn't seem to be enough. The information goes through many different main methods of fighting against climate change, and how these help against climate change. All of this doesn't seem like enough for our futures climates, and don't forget about the people who believe all of this is unnecessary and climate change isn't something to be concerned about.

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Throughout studying and making my presentation, I've learned a plethora of information on my topic. Climate change is something that is honestly underestimated by many important people. We can do a lot more about it, compared to what we'd be able to do when climate change starts to seriously effect us. It is a very serious matter and should not be reckoned with in the near future. Many of us are effected by climate change, even though its extremely minor right now. It might be odd weather patterns or drastic changes in temperature.

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Experience personal encounters with climate change.

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The Human Impact of Climate Change: Personal Stories from Belize, Bolivia, and Brazil

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Hosted by Al Gore and The Climate Reality Project, "24 Hours of Reality: The Cost of Carbon" shows the personal costs of carbon pollution to communities across South America and the Caribbean struggling with the impacts of climate change on the water they depend on. In Brazil, torrential rain washes away mountainside communities.

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Current statistics on climate change.

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In 2022, the earth's  surface temperature was around 0.91 degrees Celsius warmer than the 20th-century average. Global temperatures have been consistently among the hottest on record in recent years. The increase in surface temperature is causing a rise in sea level, a  decrease in arctic ice, and a growing number of weather-related catastrophes, including storms, floods, and droughts.

Global action for climate change

The United Nations Framework Conference on Climate Change (UNFCC) annually hosts the Conference of the Parties (COP). The annual conference aims to tackle climate change, stabilize  greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere, and reach a post-Kyoto Protocol agreement. The Kyoto Protocol was adopted in 1997 to extend the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
In November 2022, COP27 was held in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, where talks led to a historic agreement to help vulnerable nations deal with losses and damages from climate change's impacts. On the other hand, the conference came short on significant new steps to curb emissions.

How is climate change being tackled?

Global energy-related carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions stood at around 14.3 billion metric tons in 2021, a significant increase from the pre-Industrial era. The power generation sector is the main CO₂ emitter in the world. Therefore, transitioning to greener energy production methods has become one of the main solutions against climate change. Investments in renewable energy have soared since the beginning of the century to reach almost 500 billion U.S. dollars in 2022.

To reduce the production of CO₂ (most prominent GHG), several countries have started implementing market-oriented approaches. Market-based strategies, like carbon taxes and emission trading systems, help fight climate change by setting an explicit price on emissions and encouraging corporations to find cost-effective ways to lower them. As of April 2023, the number of carbon pricing mechanisms in operation reached 73, a considerable increase since 1990 - the year Finland became the world's first to introduce a carbon tax.

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Find up-to-date statistics and facts on climate change worldwide.

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Learn why climate change is truly important.

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Climate Change 101 with Bill Nye | National Geographic

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My third and final sub question revolves around how our populations will reflect on climate change. If you're thinking about our world population shrinking when I'm talking about climate change and population, you'd be wrong. Climate change mainly causes many people in areas where climate change is abundant to move to more urban, safer areas that are already heavily populated. Leaving the areas that they've left deserted population wise. These migrations aren't just a few people, they're large groups of people immigrating over to safer places, making them even more crowded. And we have to consider the people that didn't immigrate. These people would have less peers to work with and would be more on their own, heavily decreasing their chances of survival.

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My second paragraph sums up what we are doing to stop climate change. Even though we do a lot about climate change, It doesn't seem to be enough. The information goes through many different main methods of fighting against climate change, and how these help against climate change. All of this doesn't seem like enough for our futures climates, and don't forget about the people who believe all of this is unnecessary and climate change isn't something to be concerned about.

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The biggest point in the first sub question is the importance of climate change and how it will change us in the near future. Climate change can influence the spread of sickness, wither down people and buildings, and more. And we haven't been doing too much to stop this. Plus, Climate change has just been getting worse, so don't expect it to start getting better without humanity's input.

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I chose my topic because I thought that it would be an interesting topic to research and invest my time in. Climate change is a serious matter and can be very in-depth when being researched. I also wanted some variety in my topic, because basically everyone was doing the same topic, which I would imagine that it'd start to get repetitive and meaningless.