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Event

The 27th Conference of the Parties (COP27) of the United Nations on Climate Change is being held between November 6 and 18 in Egypt in a context marked by the prevalence of extreme weather events around the world, the energy crisis derived from the war in Ukraine and the scientific consensus that the Paris Agreement will be difficult to achieve if we continue with the current rate of emissions.

After last year's summit in Glasgow, the different countries agreed to make concrete commitments to respond to the climate crisis and update their national mitigation and adaptation plans with more ambitious measures adjusted to the scale of the problem. However, only 23 of 193 countries have updated their plans.

What challenges does this year have?
The COP27 presidency hopes that this summit will serve to “move from negotiations to planning the implementation of the promises and commitments made.”

In addition, it is expected that the conference will serve to reach important agreements on international financing for the fight against climate change. Intense negotiation is expected over payments known as “loss and damage.” These payments would be a compensation measure for developing countries, which suffer the most from disasters derived from climate change, on the part of rich countries, the largest emitters of greenhouse gases.

Relationship between COP27 and the 2030 Agenda
On September 25, 2015, world leaders from 193 countries defined the 2030 agenda, made up of 17 interrelated Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that represent a call from the United Nations to transform our world towards prosperity. of people and the planet.

Plans

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Our judgement is going to initiate a series of policies and sops that will result in the reduction of CO2, CH4, and NOx emissions. This is going to be done by shifting to renewable (solar and wind) sources as well as energy conservancy all toward to every sector. Another measure that we are going to implement is the conservation and revival of natural ecosystems including forests, wetlands, and coral reefs. These systems act as a key resource in decision-making which absorbs and stores carbon and also provides a usual ecosystem service such as protection from disasters and the regulating climate. Moreover, we are going to educate the public concerning the dangers and outcomes of climate change and what they can do as individuals and at the level of the community for the coming into play of such effects.

YARITZA MACIAS

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In the summer of 2035, the world will witness an unprecedented climate phenomenon: there was several days of another solar storm that had a middle heats wave and unusual sky appearance (red, violet, green) . This deadly heat wave is not just about the confusion and fear of the population, but mostly about the local condition of over 50°C during the daytime the extreme heat during the night. What will be dying out would be flora and fauna and they won’t be all killing the ecosystem or hospitals and overwhelming them with their piling bodies. By the end of the century, won't face catastrophic conditions: no one will be redistributed, many won't be impoverishing, and farming and agriculture won't be mourned. One thing will surely become the best emphasis of this challenge, which is that cooperation of the entire world is vital in order to effectively tackle climate change and seamlessly add up to the new reality together.

YARITZA MACIAS

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CATASTROPHIC EVENTS

In the 2040 a cause of the of the deterioration of the ozone layer, for that is eminent the destruction of this layer. for that, the earth will be the most hottest. we are exposed to different disseases one of this is the cancer, the skin is one of the organ that affects. we are going to feel increasingly skin problems. for this, there will be problems in the earth, i think that will be too much sun and there will be too munch rain, there will be drought, there will be flood. this won´t end easily, for that we must work in try to dicrease the environmental damage. we will raise awareness.

MEILYN DIAZ JAME

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PLAN TO AVOID

we are going to aoid the destruction of the ozono layer. it´s necessary that we let´s think in everything you need to mitigate the biggest problem. i think that one of the things that destroys the earth is the garbage. we are going to separate the trash and we won´t throw trash in to the street. we are going to try to cellect the trash, I a´m going to recycle the waste. my amily and I are going to avoid plastic products and when we travel to another city we are going to return with our garbage.

MEILYN DIAZ JAME

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In 2050 is the year where water scarcity reached its peak, generating a series of problems such as war for water, deaths due to dehydration, this occurs since 97,5% of 100% of the water on the planet is salt water and only 2,5% is fresh water. In the end, after so many studies in previous years, what was expected was reached, the rampant misuse that we give to water did not lead to this that harms us a lot since without fresh water there is no drinking water to cook our food, to calm our thirst and prevent dehydration.

Lozano López Angel Joel

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Strategies to prevent fresh water from running out

We can prevent this from happening if we start using the necessary water, turning off the tap if water is not needed, also taking short baths, not throwing garbage into rivers, training people through talks about how important water is in our life. Life these are some strategies that we can do so that in the not too distant future we are without our greatest resource for daily use.

Lozano López Angel Joel

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In the summer of 2080, it will no longer be the same, the world will change and it will be a world full of darkness, bringing climatic effects where they are stronger, humanity will not want to leave their homes for fear of the new phenomenon that will be evident in that year. They will live with constant fear and anguish of not knowing what to do. Some people will take the risk of leaving their hometown to look for a better place to live. This phenomenon will last 40 days and 40 nights where it will take society an eternity to have summer again the way it has always been seen.

Karolina Elaje

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the challenge of artificial intelligence development promises to occupy a very substantial part of our concerns in the future. Such AI will not be the bunt of lesser than human intelligence and may likely carry out unforeseen actions to which humans cannot hold ransom or canot even imagine. In case world leaders do not mindfully regulate the birth and implementation of the AI, a chance arises that AI will replace human goals and invaluable values.

The complex case, for example, is where an AI with super intelligence is given the task of seeking an optimal answer to a problem. But dealing with that task might as well lead to an unexpected and immense damage to Humanity. This could range from exhaustion of natural sources, leading to financial crisis, posing high risks for life on Earth.

Margarita Medina

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In 2081, the first summer of the year will be seen the way it was seen before, people will shout and celebrate because there will once again be the summer they wanted so much, which will change in several aspects, it will be warmer with more heat but it will not have much difference, will transmit peace and joy. But at the beginning of 2082 people will see that the phenomenon that happened a year ago is being repeated, they will cry out for their hometown, but everything remains the same, putting them in a place where they all say they are abandoning their city, the city that was previously a color de rosas will be completely evicted and denying people access to it.

Karolina Elaje

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Yaritza Macias

Karolina elaje

Margarita medina