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Misinformation

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Video on the Anthropocene (AN-thruh-puh-seen)

https://youtu.be/vGYtriZ12kU

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Strand 3: Global Connections.

(climate justice movements, including one specific example from each of the Global North and Global South)

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LO1.12 - discuss arguments for the rights of nature

LO2.1 - appreciate how differences in social position and power in society affects capacity for action

LO2.2 -appreciate how differences in social position and power in society affects capacity for action

LO2.3-outline and identify root causes of climate injustice

LO2.8-outline the concept of just transitions; identify an example of a just transition in Ireland

LO2.9-examine what a just transition would look like for the following sectors in Ireland: • transport • residential • agriculture

LO3.3-describe the origins and intentions of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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3.6, 3.7

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Biodiversity refers to the variety and variability of life forms within a given ecosystem, region, or on the entire planet. It encompasses the diversity of species, genetic variation among individuals within those species, and the ecological complexes they form. Biodiversity is essential for ecosystem resilience, providing vital services such as pollination, nutrient cycling, and climate regulation, and it contributes to the overall health and stability of the environment.

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Biod (Whiteboard) by Oide

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Actions taken to reduce or prevent the effects of climate change by limiting greenhouse gas emissions, such as CO2 and CH4. This includes transitioning to renewable energy sources such as wind and solar, protecting peatlands and forestry and improving energy efficiency. Guided by the Paris Agreement which aims to keep global warming well below 2 degrees celcius by encouraging nations to take strong climate mitigation measures.

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Strand 1 LO 5

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Spreading false information unintentionally within the intent to harm.

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Ensuring that there is a shift to a sustainable economy that is fair and inclusive. Focusing on workers, communities, and countries.

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Actions taken to reduce or prevent the negative effects of climate change, like cutting carbon emissions or using renewable energy.

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This is how human activities are changing the planet bringing us to the brink of the 6th extinction. These activities include deforestation, burning fossil fuels, farming practices, plastic pollution, population growth.

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Greenwashing

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The idea that wealthier, developed countries, which have historically contributed the most to greenhouse gas emmissions, owe financial, ecological and technical support support to developing countries who are often affected the most by the effects of climate change.

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Strand 3: Global Connections.

(climate justice movements, including one specific example from each of the Global North and Global South)

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LO1.4 -explore activities causing the enhanced greenhouse effect

LO1.7-demonstrate, using secondary data, the evidence for human-induced global warming

LO2.2-appreciate how differences in social position and power in society affects capacity for action

LO3.8-discuss how different solutions can decarbonise economies, including • renewable energy • water efficiency • carbon sequestration

LO3.9-explore the role of nature based approaches in decarbonising economies

LO3.10-examine how international commitments to reducing greenhouse gas emissions impact on • policy development in Ireland • Irish contributions required to reach those commitments

LO4.3-describe the origins and intentions of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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3.6

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Strand 1 LO 6

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A marketing tool used by companies to make products more appealing to consumers who are concerned about the environment. These strategies can often be damaging to the environment.

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The process of atmospheric capturing carbon to reduce greenhouse gases.

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The idea that the global north owe financial, ecological and technological support to the global south, as they have contributed more to climate change.

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This is the reduction of the variety of species and habitats on our planet accelerated by human activities. Examples include construction, farming practices and mineral exploitation.

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Beige Illustrative Customer Journey Mind Map Brainstorm

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