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Lautaro Viñabal, Juan Pablo Sosa, Máximo Vilca, Manuel Terradez y Pablo Cabrera

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Lautaro Viñabal, Juan Pablo Sosa, Máximo Vilca, Manuel Terradez y Pablo Cabrera

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El cambio climático es una realidad a la que se enfrenta el planeta y no es algo para bromear. Las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero cubren la Tierra y atrapan el calor del sol. Esto conduce al calentamiento global y al cambio climático. El mundo se está calentando más rápido que en cualquier otro momento de la historia registrada. Causas del cambio climático:
Generación de energía: La generación de electricidad y calor mediante la quema de combustibles fósiles como el carbón, el petróleo y el gas natural provoca una gran parte de las emisiones mundiales.
Tala de bosques: La tala de bosques para crear granjas o pastizales, o por otras razones, provoca emisiones porque los árboles, cuando se cortan, liberan el carbono que han estado almacenando.
Transporte: La mayoría de los automóviles, camiones, barcos y aviones funcionan con combustibles fósiles. Esto convierte al transporte en una de las principales fuentes de gases de efecto invernadero, especialmente las emisiones de dióxido de carbono.
Consumo excesivo: su hogar y la forma en que usa la energía, la forma en que se desplaza, lo que come y la cantidad de desechos que desecha contribuyen a las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero. También lo hace el consumo de bienes como ropa, electrónica y plásticos.
Consecuencias del cambio climático:
Temperaturas más altas: casi todas las áreas terrestres están experimentando más días calurosos y olas de calor; El año 2020 fue uno de los más calurosos registrados. Las temperaturas más altas aumentan las enfermedades relacionadas con el calor y pueden dificultar el trabajo y los desplazamientos.
Tormentas más intensas: Los cambios de temperatura provocan cambios en las precipitaciones. Esto resulta en tormentas más intensas y frecuentes. Causan inundaciones y deslizamientos de tierra, destruyen hogares y comunidades y cuestan miles de millones de dólares.
Un océano que se calienta y asciende: El océano absorbe la mayor parte del calor del calentamiento global. Esto derrite las capas de hielo y eleva el nivel del mar, lo que amenaza a las comunidades costeras e insulares.
Pérdida de especies: El cambio climático supone un riesgo para la supervivencia de las especies terrestres y marinas. Estos riesgos aumentan a medida que aumentan las temperaturas. Los incendios forestales, las condiciones climáticas extremas y las plagas y enfermedades invasivas son algunas de las muchas amenazas relacionadas con el cambio climático. Algunas especies podrán mudar y sobrevivir, pero otras no.
Pobreza y desplazamiento: El cambio climático aumenta los factores que colocan y mantienen a las personas en la pobreza. Las inundaciones pueden arrasar barrios marginales urbanos, destruyendo hogares y medios de subsistencia.

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COMO GRUPO LLEGAMOS A LA CONCLUSIÓN DE QUE LOS ODS SON UN ASPECTO POSITIVO PARA EL CAMBIO COMÚN Y FRATERNO DEL MUNDO ENTERO. LOS ODS VIENE A SALVARNOS DE LOS DISTINTOS PROBLEMAS QUE VIVIMOS DÍA A DÍA. POR ESO SERÍA GENIAL Y PROPONEMOS EN GRUPO HACER EL MEJOR INTENTO PARA QUE LOS ODS SE CUMPLAN EFECTIVAMENTE.

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Son universales: Los ODS constituyen un marco de referencia verdaderamente universal y se aplicarán a todos los países.
Son transformadoras: Como programa de “personas, planeta, prosperidad, paz y alianzas”, la Agenda 2030 ofrece un cambio de paradigma en relación al modelo de desarrollo tradicional hacia un desarrollo sostenible que integra lo económico, lo social y lo ambiental.
Son civilizadores: La Agenda 2030 trata de que nadie se quede atrás y contempla “un mundo de respeto universal a la igualdad y la no discriminación” entre y dentro de los países, incluso en materia de igualdad, mediante la confirmación de la responsabilidad de todos Estados a “respetar, proteger y promover los derechos humanos, sin distinción alguna de raza, color, sexo, idioma, religión, opinión política o de otra índole, origen nacional o social, posición económica, nacimiento, discapacidad o cualquier otra condición. ”

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ODS - Los 17 Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible

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Estos son 17 objetivos sostenibles y globales que reconocen que poner fin a la pobreza y otras privaciones debe ir de la mano con estrategias que mejoren la salud y la educación, reduzcan la desigualdad y estimulen el crecimiento económico, todo mientras se aborda el cambio climático. y trabajar para preservar nuestros océanos y bosques.

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video where you can see some of informartion of climate change 

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video where you can see some of informartion of climate change 

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Climate Change Effects on Biodiversity (Explained by a Highschool Student)

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How is climate change descending on biodiversity?

The main driver of biodiversity loss continues to be the use of the land by humans, mainly for food production. Human activity has already altered more than 70 percent of all ice-free land. When land is converted for agriculture, some animal and plant species may lose their habitat and face extinction.

But climate change is playing an increasingly important role in the decline of biodiversity. Climate change has altered marine, terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems around the world. It has caused the loss of local species, endangered disease and caused mass mortality of plants and animals, leading to the first climate-driven extinctions.

On land, higher temperatures have forced animals and plants to move to higher elevations or latitudes, many toward the Earth's poles, with far-reaching consequences for ecosystems. The risk of species extinction increases with each degree of warming.

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Pollution and environmental degradation, the accelerated pace of life and certain routines that lead us to a sedentary lifestyle are the origin of the problem.
And how do we deal with this problem? With prevention and protection, to avoid the risk factors with which we live, and with planning and a good head to deal with ailments, if they arise. To minimize the impact of the environment on your health, you can adopt these 5 basic measures:

1. Save energy: Buy energy efficient appliances. Reduce your carbon footprint by walking, using public transport or cycling, and if you go with your car you can take other people who are going in the same direction.

2. Eat more vegetables and legumes: Once a week try to eat only vegetables. More natural resources —especially water— are used to obtain a meat dish than a vegetable or legume dish. Plus, legumes are weather smart. Their crops adapt to climate change and help mitigate its effects, they explain from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

3. Use less water: Take 5-10 minute showers instead of long baths. Turn off the faucet while you brush your teeth. If you use a dishwasher, don't rinse the dishes before putting them in the appliance. Or fill the washing machine with a full load.

4. Waste less food: Every year, about a third of the food produced globally is lost or wasted. Choose, for example, fruits and vegetables that are not necessarily perfect at first glance. Learn to differentiate between the "best before" date and the "expiration date". Or check your fridge: Put recently purchased items in the back so older ones go out sooner.

5. Limit the use of plastic: Buy minimally packaged products, bring your own bag when you go shopping, use water bottles and coffee cups that you can reuse. The plastic that we dispose of irresponsibly contributes to severely damage the marine habitat and kills a large number of animals every year.

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100 solutions to reverse global warming | Chad Frischmann

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CAUSES

The Earth's atmosphere is made up of different gases whose function is to maintain an appropriate temperature for life. This natural phenomenon is called the greenhouse effect. It is necessary that there is a balance in the emission of greenhouse gases to maintain their fair proportion. However, human activities have increased the production of these gases causing the so-called global warming, the main cause of climate change.
Human beings are responsible for climate change and their greenhouse gas emissions that warm the planet, as we will see later. The best known gas is CO2, which causes 63% of global warming, but there are other causes:
•Deforestation: The lumber industry, agriculture, mining and ranching are the main economic activities dedicated to cutting down trees.
•Disproportionate increase in greenhouse gases: caused by the use of fertilizers, chemical activity for wastewater treatment, the burning of fossil fuels, transportation, heating and urban planning.
•Accelerated population growth: the increase in the number of inhabitants influences the production of gases that exacerbate the greenhouse effect.

CONSEQUENCES

The consequences are affecting natural processes of vital importance. In the case of ecosystems, wetlands, for example, are at risk of disappearing. Another important point is the increase in the average temperature and the decrease in rainfall, which is creating an ideal breeding ground for fires. Here are more consequences of climate change:
•Acidification and contamination of water due to the concentration of carbon dioxide in the air.
•Devastating weather events such as hurricanes, cyclones, rains, extreme droughts or floods.
•Death, migration and extinction of different species of animals. In the case of the sea, there are many species that are witnesses to the destruction of their habitat. The presence of plastics and other pollutants in the sea, overfishing and other destructive fishing practices contribute to their disappearance.
•Alteration of the water cycle
•Rise in sea level and global temperature due to melting ice. Appearance of diseases such as dengue and malaria.
•Depletion of natural resources necessary for human life.

Source: https://www.fundacionaquae.org/wiki/causas-y-consecuencias-cambio-climatico/

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Climate change is the consequence of global warming of the Earth. That is, the general increase in temperature on the planet, and that is produced by the toxic emissions that human beings generate in their activities.

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The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are an urgent call for action by all countries in a global partnership. They recognize that ending poverty and other deprivations must go hand-in-hand with strategies that improve health and education, reduce inequality, and spur economic growth – all while tackling climate change and working to preserve our oceans and forests.

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Climate change is a reality that the planet is facing and it is not something to joke about. Greenhouse gas emissions cover the Earth and trap heat from the sun. This leads to global warming and climate change. The world is warming faster than at any other time in recorded history. Causes of climate change:

Power generation: The generation of electricity and heat by burning fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas causes a large part of the world's emissions.

Clearing forests: Clearing forests to create farms or pastures, or for other reasons, causes emissions because trees, when cut, release the carbon they have been storing.

Transportation: Most cars, trucks, boats, and planes run on fossil fuels. This makes transport one of the main sources of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide emissions.

Overconsumption: Your home and how you use energy, the way you get around, what you eat, and the amount of waste you throw away all contribute to greenhouse gas emissions. So does the consumption of goods such as clothing, electronics, and plastics.

Consequences of climate change:

Higher temperatures: Almost all land areas are seeing more hot days and heat waves; the year 2020 was one of the hottest on record. Higher temperatures increase heat-related illnesses and can make it harder to work and get around.

More intense storms: Changes in temperature cause changes in precipitation. This results in more intense and frequent storms. They cause flooding and landslides, destroying homes and communities, and costing billions of dollars.

A warming and rising ocean: The ocean absorbs most of the heat from global warming. This melts ice sheets and raises sea levels, threatening coastal and island communities.

Loss of species: Climate change poses a risk to the survival of species on land and in the sea. These risks increase as temperatures rise. Wildfires, extreme weather conditions, and invasive pests and diseases are some of the many threats related to climate change. Some species will be able to molt and survive, but others will not.

Poverty and displacement: Climate change increases the factors that place and maintain people in poverty. Floods can level urban slums, destroying homes and livelihoods.

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AS A GROUP, WE REACHED THE CONCLUSION THAT THE SDGs ARE A POSITIVE ASPECT FOR THE COMMON AND FRATERNAL CHANGE OF THE WHOLE WORLD. THE ODS COME TO SAVE US FROM THE DIFFERENT PROBLEMS THAT WE EXPERIENCE DAY BY DAY. THAT'S WHY IT WOULD BE GREAT AND WE PROPOSE AS A GROUP TO MAKE THE BEST ATTEMPT SO THAT THE SDGs ARE EFFECTIVELY FULFILLED.

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They are universal: The SDGs constitute a truly universal frame of reference and will apply to all countries.

They are transformative: As a program for "people, planet, prosperity, peace and partnerships", the 2030 Agenda offers a paradigm shift in relation to the traditional development model towards a sustainable development that integrates the economic, social and environmental.

They are civilizing: The 2030 Agenda tries to ensure that no one is left behind and contemplates "a world of universal respect for equality and non-discrimination" between and within countries, including with regard to equality, through the confirmation of the responsibility of all States to “respect, protect and promote human rights, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth, disability or any other another condition.”

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ODS - Los 17 Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible

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THESE ARE 17 SUSTAINABLE AND GLOBAL GOALS

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These are 17 sustainable and global goals which recognize that ending poverty and other deprivation must go hand in hand with strategies that improve health and education, reduce inequality and stimulate economic growth, all while tackling climate change. and work to preserve our oceans and forests.

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- D E F I N I T I O N: Climate change refers to long-term changes in temperatures and weather patterns. These changes may be natural, but since the 19th century, human activities have been the main driver of climate change, mainly due to the burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil and gas, which produces gases that trap the calories

- 10 actions to help tackle the climate crisis:

Save energy at home.
Walk, bike, or take public transport.
Eat more vegetables.
Consider your travel.
Throw away less food.
Reduce, reuse, repair & recycle.
Change your home's source of energy.
Switch to an electric vehicle.
Make your money count
Speak up

What are the 5 main effects of climate change?

More frequent and intense drought, storms, heat waves, rising sea levels, melting glaciers and warming oceans can directly harm animals, destroy the places they live, and wreak havoc on people's livelihoods and communities.

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We can all contribute to limiting climate change. From the way we get around, to the electricity we use, to the food we eat and what we buy, we can make a difference. Start with these ten actions to help tackle the climate crisis.

Greenhouse gas emissions per person vary greatly between countries. A person living in the United States of America produces, on average, about 17.6 tons of CO2e per year (about 10 times more than a person living in India and about three times the world average). In the European Union and the United Kingdom, the average footprint is approximately 7.9 tons of CO2e per person per year.

To maintain a livable climate, the average emissions per person per year have to drop to around 2 to 2.5 tons of CO2e by 2030.

One of those changes that you can improve is to stop using cars and use more bikes or public transport

The world's roads are saturated with vehicles, most of which use diesel or gasoline. Walking or cycling, instead of driving, reduces greenhouse gas emissions and is beneficial to health and fitness. For longer distances, consider traveling by train or bus. And carpool whenever possible. Living without a car can reduce your carbon footprint by up to 2 tons of CO2 (equivalent) per year compared to a car-based lifestyle. Switching from a mixed diet to a vegetarian one can reduce your carbon footprint by up to 500 kilograms of CO2 (equivalent) per year (or up to 900 kilograms if it's a vegan diet).