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CLIMATE CHANGE

CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES

TEAM 32

ITALY / SERBIA / GREECE

CAUSES

It has been proven that global warming does not occur by itself and is a consequence of anthropogenic influence. At this point, the average temperature on Earth is 0.8 degrees higher than before the Industrial Revolution, that is, before humans massively started consuming fossil fuels and accumulating carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

The cause of climate change is the unlimited combustion of fossil fuels - coal, oil and natural gas - which are also the cause of increasing CO2 release into the atmosphere.About 25 billion tons of carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere every day, 800 tons every second!

The Frimmersdorf coal-fired power plant is located near Grevenbroich in Germany. According to VVF studies, this thermal power plants is the second worst climate pollutant in Europe.

CONSEQUENCES

The consequences of changing the natural atmospheric greenhouse are difficult to predict, but certain effects seem likely:

Timeline

On average, Earth will become warmer. Some regions may welcome warmer temperatures, but others may not.

Warmer conditions will probably lead to more evaporation and precipitation overall, but individual regions will vary, some becoming wetter and others dryer.

A stronger greenhouse effect will warm the oceans and partially melt glaciers and other ice, increasing sea level. Ocean water also will expand if it warms, contributing further to sea level rise.

Meanwhile, some crops and other plants may respond favorably to increased atmospheric CO2, growing more vigorously and using water more efficiently. At the same time, higher temperatures and shifting climate patterns may change the areas where crops grow best and affect the makeup of natural plant communities.

Solution

What can we do?

Reducing gas emissions can be achieved, above all, by saving energy - energy that is saved does not have to be produced again. As energy prices continue to rise, saving energy means saving money - and the planet.

We can also switch to cleaner, renewable energy sources such as geothermal, wind, sun and water. The biomass that is generated in our forests and farmland is also very suitable for energy production.

Solar panels are one way of helping curb climate change.

Thank you!

Evelyn and Sylvia from GREECE

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CLIMATE CHANGE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES TEAM 32 ITALY / SERBIA / GREECE CAUSES It has been proven that global warming does not occur by itself and is a consequence of anthropogenic influence. At this point, the average temperature on Earth is 0.8 degrees higher than before the Industrial Revolution, that is, before humans massively started consuming fossil fuels and accumulating carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

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Climate change

Reducing the effects of climate change

Team 32

ITALY-SERBIA-GREECE

Alternative energy sources

They include:Hydrogen GasTidal EnergyBiomass EnergyWind EnergyGeothermal PowerNatural GasBiofuelsWave EnergyHydroelectric EnergyNuclear PowerSolar Powerand others...Alternative energy encompasses all those things that do not consume fossil fuel. They are widely available and environment friendly. They cause little or almost no pollution.Lower emissions, lower fuel prices and the reduction of pollution are all advantages that the use of alternative fuels can often provide.

Saving energy

Consider making some or all of these small changes. Together, they can really add up.Change to energy-efficient light bulbs;Install a heat pump in your home. Heat pumps work by extracting heat from one location and transferring it to another;Unplug computers, TVs and other electronics when you're not using them;Wash clothes in cold or warm water (not hot);Hang-dry your clothes when you can and use dryer balls when you can't;Install a programmable thermostat;Look for the Energy Star label when buying new appliances;Winterize your home to prevent heat from escaping and try to keep it cool in the summer without an air conditioner;Get a home or workplace energy audit to identify where you can make the most energy-saving gains.

Eating for a climate-stable planet

The decisions we make about food can have a profound effect on the environment. Here are four simple ways you can make your diet more climate-friendly. Eat more meat-free meals Buy organic and local whenever possible Don't waste food Grow your own

MITIGATION

Mitigation - reducing climate change - involves reducing the flow of heat-trapping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, either by reducing sources of these gases (for example, the burning of fossil fuels for electricity, heat or transport) or enhancing the "sinks" that accumulate and store these gases (such as the oceans, forests and soil). The goal of mitigation is to avoid significant human interference with the climate system, and "stabilize greenhouse gas levels in a timeframe sufficient to allow ecosystems to adapt naturally to climate change, ensure that food production is not threatened and to enable economic development to proceed in a sustainable manner"

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What would you do, to reduce the effects of climate change?

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Ways to reduce climate change

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Act agsinstforest lost

Demands governments

Use the private car less, whenever you can, use sustainable means of transport, such as the bicycle, or use public transport more. Over long distances, the most sustainable thing is the train, above the plane.

reduces emissions

Look at the labels of the appliances, and never leave them on standby. Always adjust the thermostat for both heating and air conditioning. Taking a little care of the use of household appliances at home, we can save energy.

Save energy

- Reduce: consume less, more efficiently. - Reuse: take advantage of second-hand markets, to give another chance to what you no longer use. - Recycle: packaging, electronic waste, etc.

PUT ThE 3R'S IN PRACTICE

-Reduces meat consumption and increases fruit and vegetable consumption. -Read the labeling and consume those that have a close origin. -Try to consume more bio products. -Avoid excessive packaging and processed foods as much as you can.

a low carbon diet

-Avoid what causes fire risks. -If you want to buy wood, bet on that with a certification or seal that ensures its sustainable origin. -Plant a tree

ACT AGSINSTFOREST LOST

It demands that measures be taken towards a more sustainable life, through many actions that are in its power: promoting renewable energy, regulating measures such as correct product labeling, etc.

DEMANDS GOVERNMENTS

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Recycle and don't consume things you don't need.

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Plant a tree: a single tree absorbs a ton of carbon dioxide throughout its life.

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Have you ever thought about helping the environment? It is very easy, here you can find some simple steps that you can follow in your day to day and help our planet!

INTRO

Climate change is a change in the statistical properties of the climate system that persists for several decades or longer-usually at least 30 years. These statistical properties include averages, variability and extremes. Climate change may be due to natural processes, such as changes in the Sun's radiation, volcanoes or internal variability in the climate system, or due to human influences such as changes in the composition of the atmosphere or land use.

What is climate change?

Human activity is the main cause of climate change. People burn fossil fuels and convert land from forests to agriculture. Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, people have burned more and more fossil fuels and changed vast areas of land from forests to farmland. Burning fossil fuels produces carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas. It is called a greenhouse gas because it produces a "greenhouse effect". The greenhouse effect makes the earth warmer, just as a greenhouse is warmer than its surroundings. Carbon dioxide is the main cause of human-induced climate change. It stays in the atmosphere for a very long time. Other greenhouse gases, such as nitrous oxide, stay in the atmosphere for a long time. Other substances only produce short-term effects. Not all substances produce warming. Some, like certain aerosols, can produce cooling.

which produces it?

-Ask the government to continue climate action... Take action in your community.... Donate to fight climate breakdown. ... Power up on plants. ... Top up your fitness.... Get your electricity from the wind and the sun. ... Take the train, not the plane. ...-Save energy at home.

what can we to do reduce it?

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WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE

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Have you ever thought that there are many daily steps we could take to help protect the environment? You think it is complicated, but in reality it is very simple. It is enough to become aware of the problem that humanity faces with the loss of natural resources and put a grain of sand.

INTRODUCTION

What is climate change?

Climate change is defined as the variation in the state of the climate system, consisting of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere and biosphere, which lasts for sufficiently long periods of time (decades or longer) until reaching a new balance.

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FIRST THING

Avoid wasting water Avoiding wasting water is one of the most important and easiest things to do to help save the planet. It's so easy: if you are brushing your teeth or lathering your hands, turn off the sink. Pay attention to every activity you do with water and do your best to save every drop. Nature will thank you.

SECOND THING

Cycling frequently has three benefits: it keeps you in good weight, improves your health, and makes your life brighter. So what if we add to these gains the care of the Earth? Every time instead of using the car to go to school, work or just for a ride, you ride your bicycle, you are reducing greenhouse gases.

THIRD THING

THINGS WE CAN DO TO REDUCE THE CLIMATE DCHANGE

Use public transport Walking or cycling or using public transportation instead of the car will reduce carbon emissions. And, also, it will keep you in shape.

Try to consume less meat Red meat production leads to a significantly higher number of greenhouse gas emissions than that of chicken, fruits, vegetables and cereals. At the Paris climate summit, 119 nations pledged to cut agricultural emissions in this regard, however, there was no indication of how to do it.

FIFTH THING

Inform and educate others We can all do it: meeting with our neighbors to share alternatives and educate each other on how to establish a sustainable community life is also an important step.

SIXTH THING

. Save energy Put wet clothes in the sun instead of using dryers and try to save electricity as much as possible. Use higher temperatures to cool rooms or lower temperatures to heat them.

FOURTH THING

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How to reduce the effect of climate change ?

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Some of the effects are the following:

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Climate change is affecting essential processes such as growth, reproduction and survival. In turn causing the risk of disappearance of species, invasive species, migratory patterns, etc ...

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1 -.Reduce the exploitation of natural resources2-.Give up the goal of lasting economic growth3-.Set an objective of substantial reduction of the ecological footprint of the European Union and the Spanish State

Droughts

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Drought is caused by the combined effects of reduced rainfall and increased evapotranspiration.

Solution

1-.Adapt crops to species that need the minimum of water and adapt the irrigation system.2-. Make public and private parks and gardens with species that need little water3-. Use water savers in all faucets and showers

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Heavy rainfall and other extreme weather events are becoming more frequent. This can cause floods and a deterioration in water quality, and in some regions even a progressive shortage of water resources.

Solution

The best solution for this problem is to eliminate CO2. The best way to do this is by protecting, restoring and recreating forests, peat, mangroves, brackish marshes, seabed and other fundamental ecosystems.

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What is the climate change

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A climate change is defined as the variation in the state of the climate system, formed by the atmosphere, the hydrosphere, the cryosphere, the lithosphere and the biosphere, that lasts for long enough periods of time until a new balance is reached. It can affect both the meteorological mean values ​​and its variability and extremes.

Ways to reduce climate change

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First solution

Replacing a traditional light bulb with a low consumption one saves more than 45 kilograms of carbon dioxide per year. It is true that the second is more expensive, but it is more economical throughout its life.

Second solution

Go ride a bike, use public transportation. You will save 30 grams of CO2 for every 4.5 kilometers you do not drive. For every liter of fuel burned by a car engine, an average of 2.5 kilos of CO2 is released.

Third solution

You can save more than 730 kilos of CO2 a year by recycling half of the garbage produced at home.

Fourth solution

A single tree absorbs a ton of carbon dioxide throughout its life, so plant them.

Fifth solution

Oscillation of two degrees Celsius in winter and in summer saves more than 600 kilos of carbon dioxide per home in a single year. Lowering the temperature one degree can reduce your heating bill by 5 to 10 percent. When you ventilate your house, open the windows for a few minutes, do not let the heat escape for a long time.

Sixth solution

A large amount of energy is required to heat water. Install a water flow regulator in the shower and you will avoid the emission of more than 100 kilos of carbon dioxide per year.Wash with cold or warm water and you will save 150 kilos of CO2. You save hot water and spend four times less energy if you take a shower instead of a bathroom.

Thanks, recycle more!

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What would you do, to reduce the effects of climate change.,Completely giving up driving is one of the most important decisions we can make for the climate. This move allows us to reduce our annual emissions by 2.4 tonnes CO2e (carbon dioxide equivalent) per year.,,,,,,1. Restrict driving,Industrial animal production accounts for up to 15% of global greenhouse gas emissions. So choosing a meatless diet has a surprisingly high impact on limiting climate change. By giving up meat, we contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions of 0.8 tonnes CO2e each year..,,,,,,2. Eat less meat,Meanwhile, emissions associated with air travel are all the worse because they are in the upper atmosphere, which increases the negative effects. Do you want to fly overseas? Count on CO2e emissions at 1.6 tonnes (round trip).,,,,,,3. Stop flying on vacation by plane,Current emissions from plastic production and combustion are 0.86 billion tonnes of CO2e per year. In particular, the burning of plastics (so far this form of management more often than recycling) particularly contributes to the increase in greenhouse gas emissions at the level of 0.9 tCO2e per ton of plastic (this value applies to the situation in which the waste incinerator also provides energy - if not, emissions are 2.9 tCO2e per tonne of plastic burned). So what can you do? Reduce the consumption of plastics and learn how you can live in harmony with the zero waste philosophy.,,,,,,4. Use less plastic,Producing everything, from the extraction or production of raw materials, through the production process itself, transport to distribution involves greenhouse gas emissions. A simple way to avoid them is to stop generating demand for new goods by buying used goods.,,,,,,5. Buy used items,Dry clothes outdoors, not in an automatic dryer, try to wash clothes in cooler water, do not abuse air conditioning in summer and heating in winter,,,,,,6. Save energy,Plants have a wonderful, natural ability to accumulate carbon dioxide and transform it into their own tissues, which makes them our faithful allies in the fight for climate protection.,,,,,,7. Plant trees,Thank you!

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Spain: Jaime cortés Cladera Spain Robert Mihai Covaci Turkey: Furkan Mutlu Turkey: Mert Erçikti

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Recycle

Power your home with renewable energy

Drive a fuel-efficient vehicle.

Invest in energy-efficient appliances.

Reduce water waste.

Nations around the world are upping their game in the fight against climate change, even as President Trump recently announced the U.S.'s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement..t's important to remember the equally vital contributions that can be made by private citizens-which is to say, by you. "Change only happens when individuals take action," , deputy director of NRDC's Clean Power Plan initiative, says. "There's no other way, if it doesn't start with people."The goal is simple. Carbon dioxide is the climate's worst enemy. It's released when oil, coal, and other fossil fuels are burned for energy-the energy we use to power our homes, cars, and smartphones. By using less of it, we can curb our own contribution to climate change while also saving money.

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Drive a fuel-efficient vehicle.Invest in energy-efficient appliances.Reduce water waste.

Talk to your friends and family, and make sure your representatives are making good decisions,you send a message that you care about the warming world. Encourage Congress to enact new laws that limit carbon emissions and require polluters to pay for the emissions they produce.

Speak up

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Manufacturing plants emit a large number of greenhouse gasses per year. It is unavoidable in the production of goods that we use on a regular basis. However, a cleaner alternative would be to invest in recycling. Recycling is a cost-effective and eco-friendly process that eliminates waste and doesn't emit greenhouse gasses into the environment. Be sure to collect your discarded paper, glass, plastic, and electronics to your local recycling center. The professionals will take these items to a processing plant where they will be remade into other recyclable materials again.

Recycle

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Choose a utility company that generates at least half its power from wind or solar and has been certified by Green-e Energy, an organization that vets renewable energy options. If that isn't possible for you, take a look at your electric bill; many utilities now list other ways to support renewable sources

Power your home with renewable energy

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Gas-smart cars, such as hybrids and fully electric vehicles, save fuel and money. And once all cars and light trucks meet 2025's clean car standards, which means averaging 54.5 miles per gallon, they'll be a mainstay. For good reason: Relative to a national fleet of vehicles that averaged only 28.3 miles per gallon in 2011, Americans will spend $80 billion less at the pump each year and cut their automotive emissions by half.

Drive a fuel-efficient vehicle.

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Since they were first implemented nationally in 1987, efficiency standards for dozens of appliances and products have kept 2.3 billion tons of carbon dioxide out of the air. That's about the same amount as the annual carbon pollution coughed up by nearly 440 million cars. "Energy efficiency is the lowest-cost way to reduce emissions.When shopping for refrigerators, washing machines, and other appliances, look for the Energy Star label. It will tell you which are the most efficient.

Invest in energy-efficient appliances.

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Saving water reduces carbon pollution, too. That's because it takes a lot of energy to pump, heat, and treat your water. So take shorter showers, turn off the tap while brushing your teeth, and switch to WaterSense-labeled fixtures and appliances.They estimate that if just one out of every 100 homes were retrofitted with water-efficient fixtures, about 100 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year would be saved-avoiding 80,000 tons of global warming pollution.

Reduce water waste.

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INDEX,,A6. CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE,Causes of climate change,-The ecological footprint of humanity (a way of measuring the impact of our way of life) indicates that: -the use of fossil fuels (coal, oil) for power generation and transportation, deforestation, commodity production (crops, meats, fisheries, wood), and -The use of fresh water.-They are the main causes that drive global warming and the degradation of nature.,-Causes of climate change. ,-Consequences of climate change.,-Consequences for Europe.,,,,This is seen in: -The emission of greenhouse gases and the lack of a long-term policy for investment in renewable energy and in policies to reduce energy consumption (energy efficiency). -Deforestation driven by the advance of the agricultural frontier, which today contributes with 18% of greenhouse gas emissions (more than emissions from the entire transport sector), and which annually affects some 300,000 hectares of forests ( one of the highest deforestation rates worldwide). -The lack of awareness in society about the severity and urgency of environmental problems, which leads us to consumption practices that affect our natural resources.-The degradation of natural ecosystems, which reduces the chances of mitigating the effects of climate change on the provision of fresh water or the regulation of local climate. -The overexploitation of natural resources (forests and fisheries), which affects the health of natural systems and significantly increases our ecological footprint.,Lista,Listado de puntos listo para escribirListado de puntos listo para escribir Listado de puntos listo para escribir Listado de puntos listo para escribir Listado de puntos listo para escribir Listado de puntos listo para escribir,02,Subtítulo aquí,Listado de puntos listo para escribirListado de puntos listo para escribir Listado de puntos listo para escribir Listado de puntos listo para escribir Listado de puntos listo para escribir Listado de puntos listo para escribir,02,Lista,Subtítulo aquí,Consequences of climate change:rising maximum temperatures rising minimum temperatures rising sea levels higher ocean temperatures an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail) shrinking glaciers health risks for all creaturesan increase in hunger and water crisis,Martin Grđan, Antonio Fošnjar, Croatia,Martin Grđan, Antonio Fošnjar, Croatia,Ice is melting worldwide, especially at the Earth's poles.This includes mountain glaciers covering West Antarctica and Greenland, and Arctic sea ice.Much of this melting ice contributes to sea-level rise. Global sea levels are rising 3.2 millimeters a year, and the rise is occurring at a faster rate in recent years. Rising temperatures are affecting wildlife and their habitats. Vanishing ice has challenged species such as the Adélie penguin in Antarctica, where some populations on the western peninsula have collapsed by 90 percent or more. As temperatures change, many species are on the move. Some butterflies, foxes, and alpine plants have migrated to higher, cooler areas. Precipitation (rain and snowfall) has increased across the globe, on average. Yet some regions are experiencing more severe drought, increasing the risk of wildfires, lost crops, and drinking water shortages.,In recent years wildfires have become more and more common because of dry and hot climates.Recently there was a huge heat wave in Australia that caused and helped wildfires spred.As of today fires are still burning and it is estimated that in this Australian fireseason were burned around 186 000 sqare kilometers of land, destroyed around 5 900 buildings, died 34 people and around 480 million animals (number of animal deats is also estimated to be far greater at around 1 billion).By now those wildfires have emitted estimeted 337 million tons of CO2 that speeds up the heating of Earth.This shows that we must act quicker in reducing the CO2 emittions because even if we stop sometime in the future it might just snowball and the Earth might start heatin itself up.,Wildfires,Martin Grđan, Antonio Fošnjar, Croatia,Consequences of climate change ,Climate change affects all regions of the world. The polar caps are melting and the sea level is rising. In some regions, extreme weather events and flooding are becoming more frequent, and in others there are heat waves and droughts. Its consequences are likely to intensify in the coming decades. ,, 1. Southern and central Europe is increasingly suffering heat waves, forest fires and droughts. 2.The Mediterranean area is becoming a drier region that makes it even more vulnerable to drought and fires. 3. In northern Europe it is clearly transforming into a wetter area and floods in winter could be more frequent.4. Urban areas, where four out of five Europeans live, are exposed to heat waves, floods or sea level increases, and are not usually well equipped to adapt to climate change.,Consequences for Europe

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INDEX,,A6. CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE,Causes of climate change,-The ecological footprint of humanity (a way of measuring the impact of our way of life) indicates that: -the use of fossil fuels (coal, oil) for power generation and transportation, deforestation, commodity production (crops, meats, fisheries, wood), and -The use of fresh water.-They are the main causes that drive global warming and the degradation of nature.,-Causes of climate change.

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How to reduce the effect of climate change?

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1. causes2. What would we do3. The Earth regenerate

CAUSES

The gloval warming is caused by the greenhouse gases, those are the H2O, CO2, N2O, CH4 and O3.

Those gases are generated all the time in the earth, so the global warming is a natural process that could be caused by the volcanos and many other things, but this time, with all the factories, the animals don't have enought time for adapt to the new temperatures.

What would we do for reverse the climate change?

Now that we know what are the causes of global warming we must assume that is inevitable, as many other times, the earth will suffer a glaciation starting a new era with the animals that survived, but we can do something about it... well, we can change what we already done, but we can make it better. At this point the global warming can still be slowed down, so the animals, plants and us can have time for adapt to the new temperatures, and we can do that by generating less greenhouse gases and waiting until the Earth regenerates all the damage we have caused. We have seen this before.

The Earth regenerates

Even if this takes a lot of time, the Earth can regenerate the damage we cause, we have seen this before, like some years ago, when we did that hole at the ozone layer, the Earth was regenerating for a lot of time, and now is almost closed, maybe the Earth have a way to reverse all the accelerated global warming, even if this takes a lot of time, the sientist are trying their best for evit this, even if there are some humans like Donald Trumb that are wishing this to happend.

THANK FOR YOUR ATTENCION

IKER SEBASTIA ALVES

RAUL MANZANET SANCHIS

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How to reduce the effect of climate change? Index 1. causes2. What would we do3. The Earth regenerate CAUSES The gloval warming is caused by the greenhouse gases, those are the H2O, CO2, N2O, CH4 and O3.

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Climate change

Causes and consequences

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oRIGIN (CAUSE)

consequences

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FUTURE

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Origin (cause)

The climate in changing because of the emission of gasses like CO2 to the atmosphere, those gasses comes from the fabrics, cars and more.

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CONSEQUENCES

The consequences are different depending on the territory but they all destroy the ecosystem. they make winters colder or summers hotter, they melt the north poles... all this causes that plants and animals die or move to other places, what make the local people lose those species and suffer the consequences.

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AVOID

Even if we already hurted a lot the planet, there's still hope. That hole that we made years ago to the ozone layer is regenerating, and we are trying to find a way to fix the coral reefs. The nature is healthing and we must act quick for don't make it harder to it. Some countries are already making ways to fix everything.

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FUTURE

The future is impossible to doge, the earth will suffer an other glaciation, it's a natural loop that takes ages to complete, what we are doing with the global warming is accelerate that loop, and now is accelerating so fast that the animals and plants don't have enough time for evolve and become better equipped for when the time comes, like they did the other times. But not all is lost, we can still save us, if we try.

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Climate Change

Causes and Consequences

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-Climate change is caused both by natural occurences, and mainly by human actions on the enviroment. -Most climate sciencetists agree the main cause of the current global warming trend is human expansion of the "greenhouse effect". -Certain gases in the atmosphere block heat from escaping. Gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect include: *Water vapor *CO₂ *Methane

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-The consequences of changing the natural atmosphere's greenhouse are pretty difficult to predict, but certain effects seem likely:*On average, Earth will become warmer.*Warmer conditions will probably lead to more evaporation and precipitation.*Glaciers will partially melt.*Some plants might respond favorably to the increase of CO₂.

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Climate change Causes and consequences INDEX oRIGIN (CAUSE) consequences AVOID FUTURE Títul aquí Origin (cause) The climate in changing because of the emission of gasses like CO2 to the atmosphere, those gasses comes from the fabrics, cars and more. Títul aquí CONSEQUENCES The consequences are different depending on the territory but they all destroy the ecosystem.

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3,EFFECTS ,HOW TO REDUCE THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE,WHAT IS THE CLIMATE CHANGE,1,INDEX,2,EFFECTS,The effects of the change in the atmosphere are difficult to predict, but some likely consequences may be:On average, the Earth will heat up.,4,High temperatures and weather patterns could change and affect the composition of natural plant communities.,The oceans and will partially melt, which will raise the sea level. Ocean water will also expand if heated, which will lead to a greater increase in sea level.,The climate change is a global challenge that has no borders and that to combat it requires coordinated work by all countries.The Earth has already warmed and cooled on other occasions naturally, but the truth is, that these cycles had always been much slower, needing millions of years, while now and as a consequence of human activity, we are reaching levels that at other times they brought extinctions in just two hundred years.,CLIMATE CHANGE,There are some things we can do that seem insignificant but what are really important, for example:,Use renewable energy,like solar energy,HOW TO,HOW TO REDUCE THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE,REDUCE THE EFFECTS,or wind power,OF CLIMATE CHANGE,¡THANKS!,Leire and Alba ,CONCLUSIONS,Like train,Use public transport,Or buses

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CLIMATE CHANGE

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Consequences of the climate change

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Greenhouse gases

Some gases in the atmosphere act like the glass of a greenhouse: they retain heat from the sun and prevent it from escaping outside. Many of these gases occur naturally but, due to human activity, the concentrations of some of them are increasing in the atmosphere, especially those of: carbon dioxide (CO2) methane nitrous oxide fluorinated gases CO2 is a greenhouse gas produced primarily by human activity and is responsible for 63% of global warming caused by man. Its concentration in the atmosphere currently exceeds the level registered at the beginning of industrialization by 40%. The other greenhouse gases are emitted in smaller quantities but are much more effective than CO2 when retaining heat and in some cases a thousand times more powerful. Methane is responsible for 19% of global warming of human origin and nitrous oxide is 6%.

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The combustion of coal, oil and gas produces carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide. Rainforest logging (deforestation): trees absorb CO2 from the atmosphere and thereby help regulate the climate. If they are cut, that beneficial effect is lost and the carbon stored in the trees is released into the atmosphere and the greenhouse effect increases. Livestock development: cows and sheep produce a large amount of methane during digestion. Nitrogen fertilizers produce nitrous oxide emissions. Fluorinated gases cause a powerful heating effect, up to 23,000 times higher than that produced by CO2. Fortunately, these gases are emitted in smaller quantities and EU legislation provides for their progressive elimination.Currently, the average global temperature is 0.85 ºC higher than at the end of the 19th century. Each of the previous three decades has been warmer than any of the previous ones since data began to be recorded in 1850.The world's greatest climate scholars consider that human activity is most likely the main cause of the rise in temperature since the mid-twentieth century.Scientists believe that an increase of 2 ° C with respect to the temperature of the pre-industrial era is the limit beyond which there is a much greater risk of dangerous and catastrophic changes for the global environment. For this reason, the international community has recognized the need to keep warming below 2 ° C.

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Climate change

Disaster that people don't talk about.Presented by Damjan Petrov & Nikola Uskokovic

What's causing the climate change?

Scientists attribute the global warming trend observed since the mid-20th century to the human expansion of the "greenhouse effect - warming that results when the atmosphere traps heat radiating from Earth toward space.

Gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect include: -Water vapor-Carbon dioxide (CO2).-Methane-Nitrous oxide-Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

What can we do to prevent the change of climate?

-Power your home with renewable energy.-Reduce water waste-Recycle.-Actually eat the food you buy-and make less of it meat-Buy better bulbs-Drive a fuel-efficient vehicle-Shrink your carbon profile. -Electric vehicles.

Consequences of the climate change

More frequent and severe weather - Weather will start getting warmer and warmer, winters will get shorter and hotters and summers will be hotter.Dirtier air - Rising temperatures also worsen air pollution by increasing ground level ozone.More fires, higher sea levels which will sink some of the cities.Higher death rates

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CLIMATE CHANGE Y una increíble descripción Index -Causes of the climate change Consequences of the climate change Consequences for europe Greenhouse gases Some gases in the atmosphere act like the glass of a greenhouse: they retain heat from the sun and prevent it from escaping outside.

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Main causes of climate change:

Climate change is defined as the variation in the state of the climate system, consisting of the atmosphere, the hydrosphere, the cryosphere, the lithosphere, and the biosphere, which lasts for sufficiently long periods of time (decades or longer2) until a new balance is reached. It can affect both the meteorological mean values ​​and their variability and extremes

What is climate change?

The person responsible for climate change is the human being and its greenhouse gas emissions that heat the planet. The best known gas is CO2, which causes 63% of global warming.

Main causes of climate change:

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1. Pollutant transport2. Buildings that need energy rehabilitation3. Industry as a cause of climate change 4. Excessive waste generation5. Agriculture and livestock: non-sustainable food system6. Waste of energy7. Deforestation

The main causes of climate change and global warming are the following:

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1. Pollutant transport2. Buildings that need energy rehabilitation3. Industry as a cause of climate change 4. Excessive waste generation5. Agriculture and livestock: non-sustainable food system6. Waste of energy7. Deforestation

The main causes of climate change and global warming are the following:

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Eight things you can do to stop climate change:

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1.Change the spotlights. Replacing a traditional bulb with a low-energy one saves more than 45 kilograms of carbon dioxide per year.2.Turn off the TV and PC. 3.Drive less.4.Check the tires.5.Recycle6.Avoid a lot of packing. 7.Less hot water8.Watch the appliances

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Climate Change

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In Serbia

Climate changes are real problem of today's world and Serbia is no exception. We are going to adress some issues in our countriy that led to this horrible consequences.

Climate changes are real problem of today's world and Serbia is no exception. We are going to adress some issues in our countriy that led to this horrible consequences.

Causes of climate change

Polution from fabrics, airplane and car polution and bad environmental solution.Our electric energy is produced at the expense of nature . Our rivers began to dry because of construction of small hydro-power plants that are highly unproductive.

In 2019. our idustry producet 49,2 mil. tons of weist, from whitch 31% is toxic.

Counsequences of polution

There is a lot of respiratory illnesses,from year to year average temperature rise in Serbi which causes lack of winter season. This change in temperature cause agrocultural issues and has bad impact on our environment .

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Global Warming

10 solutions to combat global warming

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Forego Fossil Fuels

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The first challenge is eliminating the burning of coal, oil and, eventually, natural gas. This is perhaps the most daunting challenge as denizens of richer nations literally eat, wear, work, play and even sleep on the products made from such fossilized sunshine. And citizens of developing nations want and arguably deserve the same comforts, which are largely thanks to the energy stored in such fuels.Oil is the lubricant of the global economy, hidden inside such ubiquitous items as plastic and corn, and fundamental to the transportation of both consumers and goods. Coal is the substrate, supplying roughly half of the electricity used in the U.S. and nearly that much worldwide-a percentage that is likely to grow, according to the International Energy Agency. There are no perfect solutions for reducing dependence on fossil fuels (for example, carbon neutral biofuels can drive up the price of food and lead to forest destruction, and while nuclear power does not emit greenhouse gases, it does produce radioactive waste), but every bit counts.So try to employ alternatives when possible-plant-derived plastics, biodiesel, wind power-and to invest in the change, be it by divesting from oil stocks or investing in companies practicing carbon capture and storage.

Infrastructure Upgrade

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Buildings worldwide contribute around one third of all greenhouse gas emissions (43 percent in the U.S. alone), even though investing in thicker insulation and other cost-effective, temperature-regulating steps can save money in the long run. Electric grids are at capacity or overloaded, but power demands continue to rise. And bad roads can lower the fuel economy of even the most efficient vehicle. Investing in new infrastructure, or radically upgrading existing highways and transmission lines, would help cut greenhouse gas emissions and drive economic growth in developing countries.Of course, it takes a lot of cement, a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, to construct new buildings and roads. The U.S. alone contributed 50.7 million metric tons of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere in 2005 from cement production, which requires heating limestone and other ingredients to 1,450 degrees Celsius (2,642 degrees Fahrenheit). Mining copper and other elements needed for electrical wiring and transmission also causes globe-warming pollution. But energy-efficient buildings and improved cement-making processes (such as using alternative fuels to fire up the kiln) could reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the developed world and prevent them in the developing world.

Move Closer to Work

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Transportation is the second leading source of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. (burning a single gallon of gasoline produces 20 pounds of CO2). But it doesn't have to be that way.One way to dramatically curtail transportation fuel needs is to move closer to work, use mass transit, or switch to walking, cycling or some other mode of transport that does not require anything other than human energy. There is also the option of working from home and telecommuting several days a week.

Consume Less

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he easiest way to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions is simply to buy less stuff. Whether by forgoing an automobile or employing a reusable grocery sack, cutting back on consumption results in fewer fossil fuels being burned to extract, produce and ship products around the globe.Think green when making purchases. For instance, if you are in the market for a new car, buy one that will last the longest and have the least impact on the environment. Thus, a used vehicle with a hybrid engine offers superior fuel efficiency over the long haul while saving the environmental impact of new car manufacture.

Be Efficient

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A potentially simpler and even bigger impact can be made by doing more with less. Citizens of many developed countries are profligate wasters of energy, whether by speeding in a gas-guzzling sport-utility vehicle or leaving the lights on when not in a room. Good driving-and good car maintenance, such as making sure tires are properly inflated-can limit the amount of greenhouse gas emissions from a vehicle and, perhaps more importantly, lower the frequency of payment at the pump. Similarly, employing more efficient refrigerators, air conditioners and other appliances, such as those rated highly under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star program, can cut electric bills while something as simple as weatherproofing the windows of a home can reduce heating and cooling bills. Such efforts can also be usefully employed at work, whether that means installing more efficient turbines at the power plant or turning the lights off when you leave the office.

Eat Smart, Go Vegetarian

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Corn grown in the U.S. requires barrels of oil for the fertilizer to grow it and the diesel fuel to harvest and transport it. Some grocery stores stock organic produce that do not require such fertilizers, but it is often shipped from halfway across the globe. And meat, whether beef, chicken or pork, requires pounds of feed to produce a pound of protein. Choosing food items that balance nutrition, taste and ecological impact is no easy task. Foodstuffs often bear some nutritional information, but there is little to reveal how far a head of lettuce, for example, has traveled.University of Chicago researchers estimate that each meat-eating American produces 1.5 tons more greenhouse gases through their food choice than do their vegetarian peers. It would also take far less land to grow the crops necessary to feed humans than livestock, allowing more room for planting trees.

Stop Cutting Down Trees

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Every year, 33 million acres of forests are cut down. Timber harvesting in the tropics alone contributes 1.5 billion metric tons of carbon to the atmosphere. That represents 20 percent of human-made greenhouse gas emissions and a source that could be avoided relatively easily. Improved agricultural practices along with paper recycling and forest management-balancing the amount of wood taken out with the amount of new trees growing-could quickly eliminate this significant chunk of emissions.And when purchasing wood products, such as furniture or flooring, buy used goods or, failing that, wood certified to have been sustainably harvested. The Amazon and other forests are not just the lungs of the earth, they may also be humanity's best short-term hope for limiting climate change.

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Believe it or not, U.S. citizens spend more money on electricity to power devices when off than when on. Televisions, stereo equipment, computers, battery chargers and a host of other gadgets and appliances consume more energy when seemingly switched off, so unplug them instead.Purchasing energy-efficient gadgets can also save both energy and money-and thus prevent more greenhouse gas emissions. To take but one example, efficient battery chargers could save more than one billion kilowatt-hours of electricity-$100 million at today's electricity prices-and thus prevent the release of more than one million metric tons of greenhouse gases. Swapping old incandescent lightbulbs for more efficient replacements, such as compact fluorescents (warning: these lightbulbs contain mercury and must be properly disposed of at the end of their long life), would save billions of kilowatt-hours. In fact, according to the EPA, replacing just one incandescent lightbulb in every American home would save enough energy to provide electricity to three million American homes.

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There are at least 6.6 billion people living today, a number that is predicted by the United Nations to grow to at least nine billion by mid-century. The U.N. Environmental Program estimates that it requires 54 acres to sustain an average human being today-food, clothing and other resources extracted from the planet. Continuing such population growth seems unsustainable. Falling birth rates in some developed and developing countries (a significant portion of which are due to government-imposed limits on the number of children a couple can have) have begun to reduce or reverse the population explosion. It remains unclear how many people the planet can comfortably sustain, but it is clear that per capita energy consumption must go down if climate change is to be controlled. Ultimately, a one child per couple rule is not sustainable either and there is no perfect number for human population. But it is clear that more humans means more greenhouse gas emissions.

Future Fuels

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Replacing fossil fuels may prove the great challenge of the 21st century. Many contenders exist, ranging from ethanol derived from crops to hydrogen electrolyzed out of water, but all of them have some drawbacks, too, and none are immediately available at the scale needed. Biofuels can have a host of negative impacts, from driving up food prices to sucking up more energy than they produce. Hydrogen must be created, requiring either reforming natural gas or electricity to crack water molecules. Biodiesel hybrid electric vehicles (that can plug into the grid overnight) may offer the best transportation solution in the short term, given the energy density of diesel and the carbon neutral ramifications of fuel from plants as well as the emissions of electric engines. A recent study found that the present amount of electricity generation in the U.S. could provide enough energy for the country's entire fleet of automobiles to switch to plug-in hybrids, reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the process.

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Well theres a lot of things we can do to prevent climate changeTell the government to act nowTime is running out to stop catastrophic climate change. The solutions are out there, and if we act quickly, we can make them a reality.Tell the government to act nowTime is running out to stop catastrophic climate change. The solutions are out there, and if we act quickly, we can make them a reality.

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Get your electricity from the wind and the sunWouldn't it be nice to weaken the big climate polluters that burn fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas?You can. In just 5 minutes you can switch to a green-energy provider, without any disruption to your supply. Every person choosing a green tariff adds to the movement for more renewables.

Save energy at homeTurning off lights and unplugging appliances will help, but your heating could be undoing all your good work. Make a dent in your carbon emissions by properly insulating your home. There are more eco-friendly heating options too, like smart controls and heat pumps.

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ACTIONS AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE

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1. Reduce emissions2. Save energy3. Practice the 3 R4.A diet5.Acts against forest loss

Use less private car, whenever you can, use sustainable means of transport, such as bicycles, or use more public transport.

1- Reduce emissions:

Look at the labels of electrodomestics and never leave them in stand by. Always adjust the thermostat for both heating and air conditioning.

2- Save energy

- Reduce: consume less, more efficiently.- Reuse: take advantage of the second-hand markets, to give another chance to what you no longer use or get something you need and someone else has discarded. You'll save money and reduce consumption. Practice exchange too.- Recycle: packaging, electronic waste,

3- Practice the 3 R

- Reduces the Meat of consumption, and increases the consumption of fruits, vegetables.- All products, proximity and season: read the label and consume those that have a near origin, avoiding imports that involve extra emissions by Transport.- Try to consume more bio products.- Avoid excessive packaging and processed foods as much as you can .

4- A diet

- As far as you can, avoid fire hazards.- If you want to buy wood, bet on the one with certification or seal that ensures its sustainable origin .- Plant a tree! Throughout its life, it can absorb up to a ton of CO2.

5- Acts against forest loss

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The causes of the climate change can be divided into those related to natural processes and causes linked to human activity.

Naturally there have been radical changes in the planetary climate due to changes in rotation,in the orbit and in the inclination of the Earth, or extraordinary natural events such as volcanic eruptions.

We are now in an interglacial period, between two glaciations, and that climate stability has allowed the development and growth of human civilization.

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CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE.

Made by; Robert Mihai Covaci Jaime Cortés Cladera

Index

What is climate change?

Causes of climate change?

Concequences of climate change

Causes behind global warming

Incrase in greenhouse gases

Deforestation

Destruction of marine ecosystem

Population incrase

How can we avoid climate change

01What is climate change?

Climate change is a global challenge that has no borders and to combat it requires coordinated work by all countries

Global warming is caused by the greenhouse effect, a natural process by which the atmosphere retains some of the Sun's heat, allowing the Earth to maintain the necessary conditions to host life. Without the greenhouse effect, the average temperature of the planet would be -18ºC. The problem is that daily human activities maximize the greenhouse effect, causing the planet's temperature to increase even more.

CAUSES OF CLIMATE CHANGE

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The global temperature increase brings disastrous consequences, endangering the survival of the Earth's flora and fauna, including human beings. The worst climate change impacts include the melting of the ice mass at the poles, which in turn causes rising sea level, producing flooding and threatening coastal environments through which small island states risk disappearing entirely. Climate change also increases the appearance of more violent weather phenomena, drought, fires, the death of animal and plant species, flooding from rivers and lakes, the creation of climate refugees and destruction of the food chain and economic resources, especially in developing countries.

CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE

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CAUSES BEHIND GLOBAL WARMING

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Increase in greenhouse gasesDeforestationDestruction of marine ecosystemPopulation incrase

Carbon dioxide: caused by the burning mainly of fossil fuels in electricity generation, transport, heating, industry and construction. Methane: from livestock, rice farming and waste tips. Nitrogen oxide: caused by excess use of fertilizers and industrial activity. HCFCs: gas of anthropogenic origin (result of human activities) replacing CFCs. Harmless to the ozone layer, but increases the greenhouse effect.

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Forests are natural carbon sinks, absorbing CO2 through photosynthesis and returning oxygen to the atmosphere.

Deforestation

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The oceans are also carbon sinks, absorbing up to 50 % of CO2 The problem is that, when they reach their limit, the ocean acidifies and causes death and disease among marine flora and fauna.

Destruction of marine ecosystem

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An increasingly numerous population needs more and more resources, which speeds up the increase in greenhouse gas emissions from all production processes.

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First, it is important to be clear that climate change cannot be avoided. We can mitigate its effects and adapt to its consequences, i.e. we can fight it through the application of small and large scale measures that help to slow down climate change. These actions are known as climate change mitigation and adaptation measures.

How can we avoid climate change?

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Climate change

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Climate change constitutes the greatest environmental threat that humanity faces.

Climate change

The global average temperature has already increased 1.1 ° C since pre-industrial times The 2015-2019 period, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), will probably be the warmest five-year period ever recorded The sea level rise rate has risen to 5 mm per year in the five-year period 2014-2019

TheProblem

The solution

The energy sector, due to its use of dirty energy - oil, coal and gas - is one of the biggest contributors to global warming. About 90 companies are responsible for almost two thirds of global emissions. In Spain, the large electric companies - Endesa, Iberdrola, Naturgy, EDP and Viesgo - continue to generate a good part of their electricity using non-renewable sources, so we work to make this unsustainable model change and accelerate the transition to an efficient, intelligent energy system , 100% renewable and democratic.

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Climate change is a phenomenon that includes those alterations of the parameters Climate: temperatures, rainfall, various weather events, etc. Normally these kinds of changes occur over several centuries, allowing to animal and plant species gradually adapt to new conditions climatological However, when the climate changes rapidly, ecosystems lose their opportunity to adapt, with the consequence of producing migrations of beings alive and even the death of those who for some reason cannot migrate The Industrial Era has meant over the past two hundred years, a serious cultural, economic and climate impact worldwide. Together with the gradual industrialization, has imposed a culture that generates more and more products disposable and that prioritizes cheap consumption over responsible consumption. All of it generates an emission of gases that concentrate in the atmosphere aggravating the effect.

During the last 2,000 years the weather has been relatively stable with a slight cooling of the earth during the period between 1500 and 1850. In the last 50 years, human activity, particularly fuel consumption fossils, has released sufficient amounts of CO2 and other greenhouse gases to retain more heat in the lower layers of the atmosphere and alter the global climate. In the last 130 years the world has warmed approximately 0.85 ° C. During the last 30 years each decade has been warmer than any preceding decade, since 1850. The sea level is rising, the glaciers are melting and the regimes of Rains are changing. Extreme weather events are increasingly Intense and frequent. In September 2013 the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Change Climate (IPCC), has approved volume I of the Fifth Assessment Report (WGIAR5) that describes and synthesizes current knowledge about scientific aspects physicists of the climate system. This report confirms that the heating of the system climate is unequivocal and that human influence is the dominant factor in this change, offering an opportunity to continue work in this area, providing a solid basis for implementing sectoral policies in the field of adaptation to climate change in health.

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Causes and consequences of climate change.,Climate change is affecting all parts of the world. The polar ice caps are melting and sea levels are rising. In some regions, extreme weather and rainfall are becoming more common, while others are suffering from severe heat waves and droughts.It is expected that these phenomena will intensify over the next few decades.,Water expands under the influence of heat. Global warming is also melting glaciers and polar ice caps.These changes lead to increased sea levels, floods and erosion of coastal and lowland regions.,Glaciers are melting and sea levels are rising,Heavy rainfall and other extreme weather phenomena are becoming more common. This can lead to floods, deterioration of water quality or reduction of water resources in some regions.,Extreme weather phenomena and change in the structure of precipitation,Heat waves, forest fires and droughts are becoming more common in southern and central Europe.Mediterranean countries are increasingly exposed to drought and forest fires.In northern Europe, the climate is becoming increasingly humid, and in winter the risk of flooding increases.Cities where every fourth European lives are exposed to heat waves, floods and the effects of rising sea levels. They are often unable to deal effectively with climate change.,Consequences for Europe,The effects of climate change are often the worst affecting poor developing countries. Their inhabitants are often heavily dependent on the environment and have less money to deal with climate change.,Impact on developing countries,Threats to human health,Climate change is not indifferent to human health:Some regions report an increase in deaths due to heat waves, while in others a decrease in deaths due to cold.We can observe changes in the occurrence of some water-borne diseases and vectors (organisms that carry parasites or infectious microorganisms),Damage to property and infrastructure, and deterioration of people's health are associated with high costs for society and the economy.In the years 1980-2011, floods affected more than 5.5 million people and caused direct economic losses of over EUR 90 billion.Sectors such as agriculture, forestry, energy and tourism are particularly affected because they are heavily dependent on specific temperatures and precipitation.,Costs for society and the economy,Climate change is advancing so quickly that many species of plants and animals are unable to adapt to it.Many land, freshwater and marine species had to move to a new place. If global average temperatures continue to rise uncontrollably, some plant and animal species will be threatened with extinction.,Threats to fauna and flora,Thanks!

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There are two factors of climate change

Human cause

Natural cause

Human Cause

It is caused by humans by different factors like :Throwing trash at the seaSmoke in carsThe consequences are water and air pollution, the water gets polluted by the trash you throw and the air gets polluted by the smoke of the cars and wildfires

Natural Cause

It is caused by the natural phenomenon of the mother earth.The consequences of these are the people are suffering from these phenomenon by these example:Typhoons, Wildfires, Tornados and Tsunamis

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CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE.

Climate change is the global phenomenon of climate transformation characterized by the changes in the usual climate of the planet (regarding temperature, precipitation, and wind) that are especially caused by human activities. As a result of unbalancing the weather of Earth, the sustainability of the planet's ecosystems is under threat, as well as the future of humankind's lives and economy.Climate change affects all regions around the world. Polar ice shields are melting and the sea is rising. In some regions extreme weather events and rainfall are becoming more common while others are experiencing more extreme heat waves and droughts. These impacts are expected to intensify in the coming decades.

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Melting ice and rising seas :When water warms up it expands. At the same time global warming causes polar ice sheets and glaciers to melt. The combination of these changes is causing sea levels to rise, resulting in flooding and erosion of coastal and low lying areas.Extreme weather, shifting rainfallHeavy rain and other extreme weather events are becoming more frequent. This can lead to floods and decreasing water quality, but also decreasing availability of water resources in some regions.Risks for human healthClimate change is already having an impact on health: There has been an increase in the number of heat-related deaths in some regions and a decrease in cold-related deaths in others. We are already seeing changes in the distribution of some water-borne illnesses and disease vectors.

Risks for wildlifeClimate change is happening so fast that many plants and animal species are struggling to cope. Many terrestrial, freshwater and marine species have already moved to new locations. Some plant and animal species will be at increased risk of extinction if global average temperatures continue to rise unchecked.

The two single biggest things that any individual can do to reduce their carbon footprint is to reduce their meat consumption and try to avoid flying as much as possible. On top of this, here are a number of other suggestions:

Encourage your local politicians to support pro-environmental policies and show that you care about climate change. Increase your energy efficiency as much as possible. Buy renewable electricity and green gas, such as products that carry the EKOenergy ecolabel. Think about how the food you eat is produced. Try the vegan and vegetarian options and buy ecolabelled products. Favour holidays close to home which you don't need to fly to. Avoid single-use materials and reuse as much as possible instead. If you can't reuse, then recycle your waste. Take public transport, carpool or cycle where possible. Think about how your clothes are made and buy sustainable fashion brands. Join a local activist group like #FridaysForFuture or Extinction Rebellion. If there is not one near where you live then start your own. Carbon offset the carbon emissions that you can't avoid.

CLIMATE CHANGE

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Claudia Mendoza and Izan López

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1 Definition1.5. Causes2. The natural greenhouse 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5

Climate change is a variation in atmospheric conditions, taking into account temperatures, precipitation, humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind among others...Climate change, never confused with global warming, is rising temperatures, has harmful effects on the environment.

causes

The causes of climate change are:Natural causes such as volcanic eruptions.

The natural greenhouse effect is the interaction between energy coming from the sun and some of the gases in the atmosphere, called greenhouse gases.Water vapor: it is produced by the evaporation of water.Carbon dioxide. It occurs from the breathing of living beings, the decomposition of plants and animals; And natural fires.Nitrous oxide. It is a product of bacterial decomposition of organic matter.Ozone. It is the union of three oxygen atoms.

The natural greenhouse

These have been caused from the industrial revolution to the present day; All industrial processes are developed by burning fossil fuels and emitting more greenhouse gases and compounds.

Human causes

Consequences

Biodiversity is being affected by essential processes such as the growth, reproduction and survival of the first vital phases of many species. Ecosystems and species are at risk of disappearing, such as grizzly bears or wetlands. However, there are species that have become a pest like tiger mosquitoes or jellyfish.

In fires it causes an intensity and deforestation is greater in forests, in addition to the slow recovery. The average temperature increases and this in addition to the low rainfall triggers at the ideal time for fires, especially in high mountain areas. But it should be borne in mind that almost all fires are arson, only 4% are by natural causes in Spain.

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THE CLIMATE CHANGE

Climate change is defined as the variation in the state of the climate system, formed by the atmosphere, the hydrosphere, the cryosphere, the lithosphere and the biosphere, which lasts for sufficiently long periods of time until reaching a new balance. It can affect both the average meteorological values ​​and their variability.

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INTRODUCTION

Climate changes have existed since the beginning of Earth's history, have been gradual or abrupt and have been due to various causes, such as those related to changes in orbital parameters, variations in solar radiation, continental drift, periods of intense volcanism, biotic processes or meteor impacts. The current climate change is anthropogenic and is mainly related to the intensification of the greenhouse effect due to industrial emissions from the burning of fossil fuels

The beginning of climate change

CONSEQUENCES

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned in a report that some impacts on the oceans and glacial regions of the planet are irreversible and humanity has to prepare for it.Since sea level will rise and cities like New York will disappear.

PROBLEM 1

HOW TO REDUCE THIS PROBLEM?

This problem is solvable if we reduce the use of cars, renewable factories, wind energy ...

SOLUTION

The oceans absorbed a quarter of man-made greenhouse gases and more than 90% of the heat caused by climate change. The result is that the seas of the planet are warmer, more acidic and less salty.

PROBLEM 2

HOW TO REDUCE THIS PROBLEM?

This problem is solvable if we reduce the use of the car, if factory pollution is reduced, if man pollution is reduced ...

SOLUTION

The rise in sea level is a phenomenon that has been observed since the beginning of the 20th century. The rise from 1900 to 2016 has been 16-21 cm.2 Since 1993 an acceleration was observed at an average between 2.6 mm and 2.9 mm ± 0.4 mm per year.3 In recent two decades has accelerated.4This acceleration is mainly due to global warming of anthropogenic origin, which is causing a thermal expansion of ocean waters and a thaw in polar and glacial areas

PROBLEM 3

HOW TO REDUCE THIS PROBLEM?

This problem is caused by the melting of the icebergs (problem1). This problem is solvable if we reduce the contamination which will reduce the temperature and less melting.

SOLUTION

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By Adam Kaabour Bougataia and David Costa THE CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is defined as the variation in the state of the climate system, formed by the atmosphere, the hydrosphere, the cryosphere, the lithosphere and the biosphere, which lasts for sufficiently long periods of time until reaching a new balance.

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THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT THE LEVEL OF THE SEA INCREASES AND IN SOME CITIES FLOODS ARE PRODUCED

BECAUSE OF ALL THE POLLUTION PRODUCED BY HUMANS, THE EARTH INCREASES IN TEMPERATURE AND EVENTS ARE MADE LIKE THE DEGNACIATION

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CLIMATE CHANGE

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Climate change occurs when changes in Earth's climate system result in new weather patterns that remain in place for an extended period of time. This length of time can be as short as a few decades to as long as millions of years.

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CAUSES OF THE CLIMATE CHANGE

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On the broadest scale, the rate at which energy is received from the Sun and the rate at which it is lost to space determine the equilibrium temperature and climate of Earth.This energy is distributed around the globe by winds, ocean currents, and other mechanisms to affect the climates of different regions.

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Water vapor increases as the Earth's atmosphere warms, and also increases the likelihood of clouds and rainfall, which makes these some of the most important feedback mechanisms of the greenhouse effect.Carbon dioxide is released through natural processes such as breathing and volcanic eruptions, as well as through human activities such as deforestation, changing land use and burning fossil fuels.

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Glaciers and ice sheetsGlaciers are considered among the most sensitive indicators of climate change. Their size is determined by a mass balance between snow input and melt output.Sea level changeDuring the Last Glacial Maximum, some 25,000 years ago, sea levels were roughly 130 m lower than today. The deglaciation afterwards was characterized by rapid sea level change.

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natural castrophes

In summer of 2019 we have seen unprecedented fires in the Arctic area and the amount of CO2 emissions of this catastrophe exceeds that of the entire period between 2010 and 2018 in the same area. The document also refers, as expected, to the fires of the Amazon this August.

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CLIMATE CHANGE Gonzalo and Matias 1 WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE? 2 Climate change occurs when changes in Earth's climate system result in new weather patterns that remain in place for an extended period of time. This length of time can be as short as a few decades to as long as millions of years.

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Causes and consequences of climate change

SERBIAspainitaly

GROUP 10

Causes

Main causes-Water vapor-Greenhouse effect-Volcanic eruptions-Carbon dioxide-Nitrous oxide*THEY ARE BAD FOR THE TRANSLATOR OZONE

Spain

The impact of global warming is evident from the equator to the poles: coral reefs are threatened by elevated sea temperatures, forests are relocating to cooler locations, polar bears are losing habitat due to melting polar ice, glaciers are melting on every continent. One of the fastest warming areas on Earth is the region we live in, the Danube-Carpathian Basin, and the impact of climate change is evident in Serbia as well. Examples are: * As a result of climate change, normal weather is absent. Droughts and floods are becoming more frequent, more serious and more costly.

consequences

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Causes and consequences of climate change SERBIAspainitaly GROUP 10 Causes Main causes-Water vapor-Greenhouse effect-Volcanic eruptions-Carbon dioxide-Nitrous oxide*THEY ARE BAD FOR THE TRANSLATOR OZONE Spain The impact of global warming is evident from the equator to the poles: coral reefs are threatened by elevated sea temperatures, forests are relocating to cooler locations, polar bears are losing habitat due to melting polar ice, glaciers are melting on every continent.

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CLIMATE CHANGE

What is the climate change?

How to prevent climate change?

Causes and consequences!

Where does it affect more ?

Climate change, also called global warming, refers to the rise in average surface temperatures on Earth. An overwhelming scientific consensus maintains that climate change is due primarily to the human use of fossil fuels, which releases carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the air. The gases trap heat within the atmosphere, which can have a range of effects on ecosystems, including rising sea levels, severe weather events, and droughts that render landscapes more susceptible to wildfires.

wHAT IS THE CLIMATE CHANGE?

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How to prevent climate change?

--Say no to plastic-Sun to the rescue-Educating people-Public transport,always-Forego fossil fues-Eat the food rightly-Stop chopping the forests-Switch to electric vehicles

Causes and consequences

The primary cause of climate change is the burning of fossil fuels, such as oil and coal, which emits greenhouse gases into the atmosphere-primarily carbon dioxide. Other human activities, such as agriculture and deforestation, also contribute to the proliferation of greenhouse gases that cause climate change.

-The Great Barrier Reef,Australia-Venice,Italy-Glacier National Park,Montana-The Dead Sea-The Amazon-Yamal Peninsula,Russia-The Maldives-Key West,Florida-Mumbai,India-Alaska

where does it affect more?

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CLIMATE CHANGE What is the climate change? How to prevent climate change? Causes and consequences! Where does it affect more ? Climate change, also called global warming, refers to the rise in average surface temperatures on Earth.

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Mar Pitarch

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CLIMATE CHANGE

IG9 SPAIN

MAR PITARCH MARTINA ESPINOSA

What is climate change?What is the climate change?. Measures to prevent climate change.

INDEX

What is climate change?

Climate Change is a phenomenon caused by Global Warming, which in turn is caused by the excess of Greenhouse Gases.

What is the climate change?

The activity of human beings has an increasing influence on climate and temperatures when burning fossil fuels, cutting down rainforests and exploiting cattle.The huge amounts of gases thus produced are added to those that are released naturally into the atmosphere, increasing the greenhouse effect and global warming.

RECYCLE:recycle 1 Kg. When you prepare a hot drink, boil only the necessary water. Take a shower instead of bathing: not only do you save water, but also the energy you need to heat it. Turn off the lights when they are not needed.

Measures to prevent climate change

THE CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE

1. Severe droughts and destructive floods on the rise:

4. Warning: sea level rise and ocean acidification raises serious concerns

3. Biodiversity in danger

2. Heat increases in the world:

5. Climate change affects food security:

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CLIMATE CHANGE IG9 SPAIN MAR PITARCH MARTINA ESPINOSA What is climate change?What is the climate change?. Measures to prevent climate change. INDEX What is climate change? Climate Change is a phenomenon caused by Global Warming, which in turn is caused by the excess of Greenhouse Gases. What is the climate change?

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Causes and consequences of climate change

Group 5

Serbia

Spain

Italy

Serbia

Group 5

Nineteen of the 20 warmest years all have occurred since 2001, with the exception of 1998Air and water pollution are starting to impact everyones lifes.CO2 levels are rising from year to year.We are depleting fossil fuels, natural gas, coal etc.

Temperature rise

Thick fog

Micro plastic

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Group 5

Serbia

in next 200 years we are going to run out of natural sources of energyMicro plastic will enter the food chain and soon we will be eating plastic.There is a good chance that ice on the poles will melt and sea levels will rise, resulting in many floods and cities being submerged.

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SPAIN

Our planet's temperature has risen by 0.6oC and sea levels have risen from 10 to 12 centimeters. In Spain, precipitation values have been alarming in 2016-2017. In August 2017 it was the sixth warmest of the entire 21st century

If the scenario of sea level rise continues like this, by the year 2100 large land surfaces of the entire planet could be lost.

All of this would have serious repercussions for Spanish society. Where would the people who inhabited the flooded areas live? It would really be a catastrophe.

In Spain we find 74% of the land in the process of desertification.

Extremadura, Castila La Mancha, Andalusia and practically the entire Area of the Levant has a large proportion of soil that is susceptible to degrade, will have serious consequences for agricultural activities and all ecosystems will be adversely affected.

All this keeps the effects of climate change from increasing and all we're doing is making it bigger and more dangerous. Climate change is a serious problem globally and we must stop it.

how can we fix it?

In Spain, they continue to generate a good part of their electricity using non-renewable sources, so we work to change

Renewable energy will help to stop the effects of climate change and achieve energy efficiency that will create jobs and reduce electricity costs.

We need to increase the participation of citizens so that they benefit from the renewable transition.

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Causes and consequences of climate change

Group 5

Serbia

Spain

Italy

Serbia

Group 5

Nineteen of the 20 warmest years all have occurred since 2001, with the exception of 1998Air and water pollution are starting to impact everyones lifes.CO2 levels are rising from year to year.We are depleting fossil fuels, natural gas, coal etc.

Temperature rise

Thick fog

Micro plastic

This is the first page. you can click on the right side of the screen to go to the next page.

Group 5

Serbia

in next 200 years we are going to run out of natural sources of energyMicro plastic will enter the food chain and soon we will be eating plastic.There is a good chance that ice on the poles will melt and sea levels will rise, resulting in many floods and cities being submerged.

This is the first page. you can click on the right side of the screen to go to the next page.

SPAIN

Our planet's temperature has risen by 0.6oC and sea levels have risen from 10 to 12 centimeters. In Spain, precipitation values have been alarming in 2016-2017. In August 2017 it was the sixth warmest of the entire 21st century

If the scenario of sea level rise continues like this, by the year 2100 large land surfaces of the entire planet could be lost.

All of this would have serious repercussions for Spanish society. Where would the people who inhabited the flooded areas live? It would really be a catastrophe.

In Spain we find 74% of the land in the process of desertification.

Extremadura, Castila La Mancha, Andalusia and practically the entire Area of the Levant has a large proportion of soil that is susceptible to degrade, will have serious consequences for agricultural activities and all ecosystems will be adversely affected.

All this keeps the effects of climate change from increasing and all we're doing is making it bigger and more dangerous. Climate change is a serious problem globally and we must stop it.

how can we fix it?

In Spain, they continue to generate a good part of their electricity using non-renewable sources, so we work to change

Renewable energy will help to stop the effects of climate change and achieve energy efficiency that will create jobs and reduce electricity costs.

We need to increase the participation of citizens so that they benefit from the renewable transition.

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team 5 A6 Causes and consequences of climate change by marko.patka on Genially

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Causes and consequences of climate change Group 5 Serbia Spain Italy Serbia Group 5 Nineteen of the 20 warmest years all have occurred since 2001, with the exception of 1998Air and water pollution are starting to impact everyones lifes.CO2 levels are rising from year to year.We are depleting fossil fuels, natural gas, coal etc.

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Causes and consequences of climate changeGroup 6.Italy Spain Serbia

the cause of climate walks is the unlimited combustion of fossil fuels - coal, oil and natural gas - which is also an enjoyment of CO2 emissions in the atmosphere and to a greater extent.

Cause

Serbia Novi Sad

Because of this, the greenhouse gas layer around the Earth becomes thicker, which makes the Earth warmer. The reason we do this is to satisfy our need for energy. However, thanks to human inventiveness, there are now smarter ways to generate energy.

Floods, storms, soil erosion, droughts, tropical heat waves are statistically increasing in number, and statistical analyzes show that the occurrence of these phenomena has increased due to climate change.

consequence

This is happening because we, the human beings spend the water, or buy a new mobile, use the car for everything, electricity at home etc.

introducTION

CLIMATE CHANGE

causes

CONSEQUENCES

​ The cause of this increase is associated with the increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that acts by increasing the temperature of the atmosphere preventing part of the solar radiation from being reflected back to the ground. The rains have seen a sharp decline year after year.In Spain, climate change threatens an increased risk of fire, lack of drinking water, floods and droughts, loss of crops, etc. All this is getting closer to its frequent appearance. Today we are already realizing the increase in temperatures and drought

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Presentation Causes and consequqnces of climaate change by dmitar.kukric01 on Genially

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Causes and consequences of climate changeGroup 6.Italy Spain Serbia the cause of climate walks is the unlimited combustion of fossil fuels - coal, oil and natural gas - which is also an enjoyment of CO2 emissions in the atmosphere and to a greater extent.

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CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE

team 3

ITALY SERBIA SPAIN

NATURAL CAUSES OF CLIMATE CHANGE

-Volcanic eruptions -The natural greenhouse effect-Water steam-Carbon dioxide-Methane-Nitrous oxide-Ozone

HUMAN CAUSES OF CLIMATE CHANGE

-Industrial revolution-Greenhouse gases and compounds-Pollution-Excessive logging-Fossil fuel extraction

consecuences

-severe droughts and destrucive floods on the rise-the heat increases in the world-biodiversity is danger-sea level and ocean acidification raises serious concers-affects food security

Sea level rise due to water expanding at warmer temperatures and melting of glaciers.Increased intensity and frequency of weather extremes like hurricanes, floods, droughts and storms.

Changes to the geographical range of species

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02

Ocean acidification decreasing yields in the fishing industry and destroying coral reefs.

03

Increased water scarcity in some areas leading to desertification and decreased crop yields. This could also feed into existing regional tensions, exacerbating the likelihood of conflict.

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CONSECUENCES

Gracias

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A6 TEAM 4

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Contamination

PlanetSpain,Serbia,Italia

SECTION

What is contamination ?

Environmental contamination is the presence of harmful components (whether chemical, physical or biological) in the environment (natural and artificial environment), which are detrimental to the living beings that inhabit it, including human beings. Environmental pollution is mainly caused by causes derived from human activity, such as the emission into the atmosphere of greenhouse gases or the excessive exploitation of natural resources.

SECTION

CAUSES

The main causes of air pollution are related to the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and gas). Combustion of these raw materials occurs mainly in the processes or in the operation of the industrial and road transport sectors.

SECTION

ambient phrases

"The man of today uses and abuses nature, as if he were to be the last tenant of this unfortunate planet, as if a future were not announced behind him."

"The greater the pollution, the greater the acquisition."

"I wonder who has given us the right to spoil our planet."

"How long can men thrive between brick walls, walk on asphalt pavements, breathe smoke from coal and oil, grow, work, die, with just an idea about the wind, the sky, and the fields of grain, seeing only the beauty made machine, with the quality of life similar to that of minerals? "

SECTION

what happens on the planet

SECTION

end

Leandro and copovi

thank you for your attention

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Miquel Gallego
Alejandro Robles

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LOGO, CLAUDIA MENDOZA AND IZAN LÓPEZ

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SPAIN

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