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It affects our world's ozone layer adversely

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It affects our world's ozone layer adversely

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Hello dear reader!

My name is Meryem. I am a student at Marmara University English Language Teaching department. I am a second-class student.

I am 19 years old. I live in İstanbul, which is a little part of the beautiful world. I love watching movies, TV series , reading books and listening music. I can talk about them for a long time. I have a special diary that I write in every day , I make my own stickers, which make me feel like talented.

I have this blog for my Educational Technology course. I will share posts about this course.

Welcome to my blog.

See you later, dear reader.

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Hello dear reader! My name is Meryem. I am a student at Marmara University English Language Teaching department. I am a second-class student. I am 19 years old. I live in İstanbul, which is a little part of the beautiful world. I love watching movies, TV series , reading books and listening music.

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How climate change causes the melting of icebergs?

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How climate change causes the melting of icebergs?

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How climate change affects species, especially plant species?

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How climate change affects species, especially plant species?

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Can we try to prevent the climate change individually?

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Can we try to prevent the climate change individually?

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Climate change's primary reason is humans' action.

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Climate change's primary reason is humans' action.

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How much time we have left to live in our world?

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How much time we have left to live in our world?

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Is it too late or can we still heal Earth?

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Is it too late or can we still heal Earth?

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How are the results of increasing world heat?

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How are the results of increasing world heat?

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Firstly, what is climate? It is the general and accustomed weather happenings in one specific region. These happenings can change through the day and night yet have a long-term pattern which makes it predictable since the Earth is a living being.  It is, most simply, the changes in the existing climate.  These changes happen specifically due to human activity, more specifically the consumption of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and gas, which create an effect that is called the greenhouse effect, or due to natural occurrences, such as volcano eruptions and methane gas. It may sound trivial, and you may think what harm a little change can do. However, this is a terrifying truth since these changes happen over such a short time as a couple of centuries, which compared to 4.54 billion years of the Earth’s life is nothing.

You can find more accurate information about this topic here, here, and here.

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How climate change causes the melting of icebergs?

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How climate change causes the melting of icebergs?

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Climate change affects the whole planet in a bad way. That effect is vicious for every part of the planet, especially for the poles. The poles consist of a big amount of ice and block of ice. Even though they have harsh weather, there are humans and animals living there. Climate change is a significant condition for these parts of the world.

A massive amount of very cold glacial-melt water entering warmer ocean waters is slowing ocean currents. And as ice on land melts, sea levels will continue to rise. Human activities are at the root of this phenomenon. Specifically, since the industrial revolution, carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions have raised temperatures, even higher in the poles, and as a result, glaciers are rapidly melting, calving off into the sea and retreating on land.

These bad effects are can be seen in every part of the planet.
For detailed information, you can visit here!

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How climate change affects species, especially plant species?

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How climate change affects species, especially plant species?

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Unfortunately, climate change affects plant species, too.
Changing weather conditions, the greenhouse effect, lack of water in some parts of the world, or excess water are some situations that affect plants.

Rising temperatures lead to more frequent droughts, wildfires, and invasive pest outbreaks, leading to the loss of plant species. The species of plants are diminishes or become extinct. For gardeners, growing plants getting hard day by day.

For detailed information, you can visit here!

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How Does Climate Change Impact Plants And Animals?

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Can we try to prevent the climate change individually?

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Can we try to prevent the climate change individually?

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We learned that we can change little things in our life to prevent climate change. We can not make drastic changes individually; although we can raise awareness of the society, which is the most essential thing for our fight against the climate change. We should use our voice to make changes on a greater scale.

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Climate change is causing the temperatures to go up globally.

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Climate change is causing the temperatures to go up globally.

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Hello everyone! Today I'll be talking about 21 st century learning, including what it is and why it's crucial for language learning. Let's start with what 21 st century learning is. 21st century learning is the process of equipping students with the information and skills including digital literacy, critical thinking and problem solving, communication and collaboration. Students should learn and use these skills to become successful in their school and work life. In my opinion, if students and teachers have these skills and develop them, language learning would not be a big problem. I think that communication skill is the most crucial skill in language learning, because grammar can be learned while studying books but if you don't practice speaking you most probably won't be able to talk fluently in English and never learn the usage of English. For that reason, teachers must develop their students' communication skills. Also giving them group works would develop th

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Hello everyone! Today I'll be talking about 21 st century learning, including what it is and why it's crucial for language learning. Let's start with what 21 st century learning is. 21st century learning is the process of equipping students with the information and skills including digital literacy, critical thinking and problem solving, communication and collaboration.

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How much time we have left to live in our world?

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How much time we have left to live in our world?

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There are several theories about how climate change would end the life on Earth. One of the most accepted theories says that our deadline on Earth is the year 2050. They say that we will need to use air mask because there will be thick with smog, it will be so hot even in winter and the oceans will be acidic puddles. The theory suggests that if we do not change things, we can face this situation inevitably.

For more detailed information, you can visit here.

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Is it too late or can we still heal Earth?

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Is it too late or can we still heal Earth?

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We talked about the consequences of climate change but are we too late? Human activity has already caused a significant change in the climate, and it is still continuing. However, if we immediately stopped producing greenhouse gases, the rise in global temperatures would begin to level off within a few years. But still, all the actions have been made till today are not irreversible. Yet, it is not too late to avoid some of the worst effects of climate change. We just need to learn from our mistakes from yesterday.

You can read the full article from here.

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Learn With Zeynep – there is always something to say!

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Is there any progress in Sustainable Development Goals?

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Is there any progress in Sustainable Development Goals?

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The most influential action against Climate Change: Sustainable Development Goals

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The most influential action against Climate Change: Sustainable Development Goals

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What is Climate Change? Explore the Causes of Climate Change

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What are the other causes of climate change?

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What are the other causes of climate change?

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Day by day, climate change affects us heavily. One of the most important impacts of climate change is increasing heat. Over the past years, the world's heat has increased at an alarming rate, which affects climate directly. Apart from changing the climate, the other effects of increasing heat are floods, droughts, and losing biodiversity.

Even a 2°C increase can lead to several consequences. Yet, scientists say that there is still possible to prevent this huge threat.

You can find further discussion by Green Facts, here

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Are Sustainable Development Goals succesful?

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Are Sustainable Development Goals succesful?

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In 2015, authorities recognized current world problems and started to take action. The most influential one is the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) by UN-General Assembly, which maintain its goal until 2030. 17 Goals are designed to be a "shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future.".

As we close to the end of 2022, one may wonder about the overall process. UNICEF recently share its contributions to SDG, aiming for goal 3,4,6. You can find details of the project here.

Besides the positive contributions of UNICEF, it is known that we still need an urgent push to achieve goals in the remaining 7 years. With decisive action that taken as an one, the goals are likely to succeed, as claimed by researchers

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Garry Robson Graphic Design - Sustainable Development Goals infographic (4)

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With the climate change, many animals’ lives are put in danger by habitat loss. Some animals have extincted their species while it is still a thread for others. We are responsible for exploiting human activities that contribute to climate change, such as pollution.

As the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) says, “The unsustainable use of plants and animals is not just threatening the survival of one million species around the world, but the livelihoods of billions of people who rely on wild species for food, fuel and income.”

We must know about human actions that provoke biodiversity crisis and intervene with no time. You can find detailed information here, by UN Environment Programme.

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We need nature if we want to build a more prosperous world

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There are many factors that cause climate change. However, there are two fundamental types of them: human activities and natural activities. Human activities are mostly due to our greed for more, such as deforestation to build more houses and overfishing just to sell and gain more. Then there are ignorance-related ones, which can be seen as unfiltered factory shafts or cars' exhaust pipes. Natural activities, on the other hand, can be either an indirect result of human actions or completely irrelevant. Examples for the former can be the excessive production of methane, which is primarily caused by the excessive breeding of cows by humans to exploit them even more. The latter, however, are not at all in our control. Nitrous oxide produced by plants during farming, volcanic eruptions, inconsistency of solar radiation, and even our position in space can all exacerbate climate change.

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The greenhouse effect is one of the causes of global warming, which causes climate change.

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The greenhouse effect is one of the causes of global warming, which causes climate change.

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Hawaiian crow (Currently extinct in wild)

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Climate change causes some animals to extinct.

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Climate change causes some animals to extinct.

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What is the greenhouse effect and how does it affect climate change?

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What is the greenhouse effect and how does it affect climate change?

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Which animals have been affected the most by climate change?

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Which animals have been affected the most by climate change?

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What is the greenhouse effect and how does it affect climate change?

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What is the greenhouse effect and how does it affect climate change?

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Climate change is the situation that happens when certain gases, such as carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, water vapor, and methane, let sunlight pass but trap heat in the atmosphere, causing a greenhouse-like effect. Thus, the greenhouse effect is the Earth transforming itself into a greenhouse, which is a house-like structure made of glass that is especially used by people living in colder climates to achieve higher temperatures, allowing them to farm more plants.
The greenhouse effect traps the heat and does not let the reflected sunlight out. This trapped heat does not have anywhere to ventilate out, so the accumulated heat starts to change the overall temperature of the Earth over time, which leads to droughts and the melting of ice.

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Which animals have been affected by climate change?

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Which animals have been affected by climate change?

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Since climate change has primarily made the Earth warmer, ice glaciers have been melting consistently and exceedingly, which has caused animals that live in polar environments to be endangered, such as polar bears, Adélie penguins, and narwhals. Not so differently, due to habitat loss and desertification caused by climate change, many animals—almost 1 million species, including animals and plants—have been admitted to the endangered animal list. Namely, pandas, Asian elephants, koalas, and giraffes.