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Qiyue, Woojin, Sohyun, Diep Thao

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Ameet Ram, Bhupendra Rana , Shabnam,yerielJu Eun Kim, Joonhyung Choi, Johnny Cen  7-13

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Ameet Ram, Bhupendra Rana , Shabnam,yerielJu Eun Kim, Joonhyung Choi, Johnny Cen  7-13

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Ameet Ram, Bhupendra Rana , Shabnam,yerielJu Eun Kim, Joonhyung Choi, Johnny Cen 1- 6

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Ameet Ram, Bhupendra Rana , Shabnam,yerielJu Eun Kim, Joonhyung Choi, Johnny Cen 1- 6

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Jonathan Cristopoulous, Parnian Akhtari, Joye Deng

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Jonathan Cristopoulous, Parnian Akhtari, Joye Deng

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1. State of the environment
2. A change in the state of the environment towards higher global air and ocean temperature
3. Long term variations in global temperature, environmental behaviour and weather itself.
4. Petroleum, agriculture/farming, deforestation and emissions.
5. The expression of powerful characters influences the public's opinion and in turn culture.
6. The stabilization of carbon/pollution levels. Ie, the environment can replenish whatever is being produced or consumed.
7. Placing an upper limit on the amount of carbon that can be produced by either a nation-state, organization and/or society as a whole.
8. 3 Degrees Centigrade
9. 5-10 tons
10. Lowering the levels of CO2 present in the air.
11. A short term solution to a long term problem.
12. The removal/stoppage of the processes that generate carbon dioxide.
13. WWF, FoE, GreenPeace, IUCN, IPCC.

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The weather of a  geographical area.

Rain

Snow

Hail

Define Global Warming:

The world changing and warming up through house greenhouse gasses  (CO2 emissions) through pollution.

How do you define climate change

Climate Destruction

Changes in climate that Negatively  impact our environment

What are the top four human causes of climate change

Extraction of natural rescuers

Greenhouse Gasses

Industrial - Pollution

Air

Water

Factories

Littering

Deforestation

How does culture influence climate change:

Culture in a broad sense, distinguishes between the individual who is fighting to preserve the environment ( the natural resources) and the other culture of just doing what pleases them( mining oil)

How do you define net 0 emissions

Not to  produce as much gasses

No individual cooperation producing harmful gasses

How would you define Carbon Budget

Allowing  the government set a budget much they can spend to prevent global warming./ erase their carbon footprint.

8. IDK

How much carbon dioxide do you produce in  a year?

A lot.

What does carbon dioxide removal mean?

Removing the amount of carbon dioxide produced through the use of forestation and other means.

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Joshua Shen, Haojie Shi, Tenzin Chokden, Yaxuan Fang

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Joshua Shen, Haojie Shi, Tenzin Chokden, Yaxuan Fang

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1.     Define climate.

The long term weather pattern.

2.     Define global warming.

Global temperature rising.

3.     How would you define climate change?

The weather trends globally over a period of time.

4.     What are the top four human causes of climate change?

Life stock, industries, deforestation and overpopulation.

5.     How does culture influence climate change?

Certain cultures put more emphasis and value in the state of their environment. How different perception of success and wealth, can also affect the environment.

6.     How would you define net zero emissions?

When you are absorbing or reducing carbon emission through environment or technological means in greater scale than the amount of said emission emitted.

7.     How would you define Carbon Budget?
Accumulated amount of emissions permitted over a period of time in relation with the temperature.

8.     How much has the Global average temperature risen since pre-industrial times (taken as 1850-1900)?
1%.

9.     How much carbon dioxide do you produce in a year?

About 18.8 meter tons.

10.  What does carbon dioxide removal mean?
Using technology to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and transferring it to geological, terrestrial, product or ocean storage.

11.  What does carbon dioxide capture and storage mean?
Process of stream carbon dioxide from industrial sources and transport it to a storage located for long-term isolated from the atmosphere.

12.  What does decarbonization mean?

Limiting warming to 1.5 or 2 degrees without overspending the corresponding carbon budget.

13.  What global organizations exist to deal with climate change?
IPCC, WMO and UNEP.

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By: Bernardo Teixeira, Christopher Ward, Mariana Brigido, Justin Munda

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1. A group of weather patterns from a geographic region determined by atmosphere and ecosystem  interaction.
2. Its a condition fo warming the planet through a "greenhouse effect" caused by the emition of fossil fuels into the atmosphere.
3. Phenomenon created by human industrialization causing the earth's climate to become unstable.
4. Emission of CO2, deforestation, destabilizing the ocean ecosystem, methane emissions from kettle.
5. Human behaviour is a big factor to climate change, so human cultures of consumerism, exploration fo nature and others contribute to the aggravation of the climate.
6. When greenhouse emissions balanced by anthropogenic renovals
7. Accounting of human disturbance fo natural carbon cycles, in order to record mission trends and set targets.
8. 2 - 4 degree celcius.
9. 2 - 3 lbs.
10. Removing CO2 from the atmosphere and transfering it to geological, terrestrial or ocean storage.
11. Process of carbon dioxide from industrial/energy related industries separated (captured), compressed and transported to storage location for isolation from the atmosphere.
12. Is the reduction process of carbon content.
13. UN Environmental.

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By: David Bossin- Hardy and Madina Ajiz 

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1. The ebb flow of the environmental world that we live in.
2. The process of the actual tempt of our planet increasing.
3.The fluctuation of our planet's climate occurring both natural and as a direct result of humans
4. Industry (oil), Population Growth, Consumption, (consumerism), and Selfness (everyone has to own a car)

5. Through the perpetuation of the stories we choose to listen to. E.g Capitalism (Consumerism)

6) A society that literally produces no emissions. This can be done through government policy and regulation. Full utilization of sustainable energy and industry.

7)  The inclusion of carbon emission as component of government policy

8) .5 degrees?

9) 15.9 Metric Tonnes

10) The process through which our natural environment removes Co2. (Eg. Trees)

11)  Taking Co2 from large producer and physically burying it so it doesn't go up into the atmosphere.

12) The process of changing our world to shift away from the production of Co2.

13) GreenPeace, WWF (World Wild Federation).

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The weather of a area.

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2. The long term heating of the planet cause by carbon emissions.
3. Changes in global environmental conditions caused by human activity.
4. Carbon emissions, deforestation, resource extraction and over-development.
5. Consumerism and overconsumption.
6. Processes that exist to offset the amount of carbon a company outputs.
7. The allowable threshold of carbon that can be produced before the dire effects of climate change manifest.
8. 1 degree Celsius.
9. A lot.
10. Activities and process that remove carbon from the atmosphere.
11. The process of separating carbon produced by industry and transferring to long term storage.
12. Limiting global temperature rise below 1.5 or 2 degree Celsius.
13. IPCC, UNFCCC

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