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By:Max Palisi

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This article is About how this works. It works Like this: One country pays Another country to give them a product or service. but when they pay them they use that money to get more of the supplies they need so they can keep selling but they have to get it cheap or they won't grow in there company. they need to get more money then what they have spent. and it will just keep moving in a circle. so why is this important? So the people that sell they product get there money and the person or country receiving the good but that country or person is spending money to make goods  so they can also get money. So every one can get money or goods.

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics                     By: Tessa Rudig

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics                     By: Tessa Rudig

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In this video, Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics,  it talks about how international trade works.  It first shows how imports and exports work. An import is when a country receives goods or services from another country or place. An export is when one country sends out goods or services to another country. These goods could be anything, such as clothing, posters, and even motion pictures. With the imports and exports, comes the net export which is the annual difference between a country's imports and exports. The example they used in the video is "If Brazil exports 250 billion dollars worth of goods and imports 200 billion, then its net exports are 50 billion."  That then brings in trade surplus and trade deficit.  Trade surplus means that a country is benefiting from trade, or making/saving money while getting the goods they need. Trade deficit is when a country imports more than they export, then losing money because they have to pay for all the goods and services coming in. The exports aren’t bringing enough money in to pay for all the imports, then causing a country to enter trade deficit. The reason countries trade and don’t just make all the goods they need, is because they benefit off of other countries’ speciality of making certain goods and services. As said in the video, “This is the value of International Trade. It doesn’t make sense to make everything on your own if you can trade with other countries that have a comparative advantage.” Lastly, the video explained exchange rate. Exchange rate is how much your currency is worth when you trade it for another country’s currency. The example used is the difference between U.S dollars and pesos. Some things that can happen is a dollar can get appreciated. That means the U.S dollar now is worth more than the peso, as an example. But, a dollar can also depreciate. That is when one currency becomes worth more than the other. For example, that would be when a peso is worth more than the U.S dollar. In conclusion, this video explained trade between countries.

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This article is about how nearly all of the world’s coral reef will have severe bleaching. The bleaching of the coral reefs is a great threat to some of the earth’s most important environments. The bleaching can happen by warm water temperatures which causes the coral to get rid of all of the algae living in the      tissues causing the coral to turn white. The United Nations Environment Programme found a study (new climate change) that can help predict what corals will be affected first and how bad they will be bleached. Researches found that some of the first bleached coral was found in Taiwan, Turks, and  Caicos. After researchers found some of the first bleached reefs,many more reefs started to bleach such as: Bahrain, in Chile and in French Polynesia. “The projections show us where we still have time to act before it’s too late,” Mr. Solheim said.  There is only a certain amount to act before there is a deadly effect on the coral.  The UNEP wants countries to combat climate change and limit global temperature rise to below 2 degrees Celsius. In 2014-2016 the worst coral bleaching happened in the Great Barrier Reef with 90% of it killed. 

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This article is about how nearly all of the world’s coral reef will have severe bleaching. The bleaching of the coral reefs is a great threat to some of the earth’s most important environments. The bleaching can happen by warm water temperatures which causes the coral to get rid of all of the algae living in the      tissues causing the coral to turn white. The United Nations Environment Programme found a study (new climate change) that can help predict what corals will be affected first and how bad they will be bleached. Researches found that some of the first bleached coral was found in Taiwan, Turks, and  Caicos. After researchers found some of the first bleached reefs,many more reefs started to bleach such as: Bahrain, in Chile and in French Polynesia. “The projections show us where we still have time to act before it’s too late,” Mr. Solheim said.  There is only a certain amount to act before there is a deadly effect on the coral.  The UNEP wants countries to combat climate change and limit global temperature rise to below 2 degrees Celsius. In 2014-2016 the worst coral bleaching happened in the Great Barrier Reef with 90% of it killed. 

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Coral Reef: BY: Joree Heisinger

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rate     By: Kain W

The video I watched was mostly about trade deficit, and how us americans when we buy something we want even more for our self interest. For example, a tv from U.S.A costs $400 and

A TV from Malaysia only costs $200. Why? In Malaysia they have half as bad working conditions, so the entrepreneurs are going to sell the TV for less, so that they don’t have to pay the employees as much. What happens with the extra $200 we saved from buying the other TV? For our “self interest” we might take our family to a baseball game, or go out to dinner. An example of a trade deficit, “In 2014 net exports were negative 722 billion dollars. That’s what you call a trade deficit. A net export is an annual rate between a country's and imports. A U.S dollar is important because in other countries a U.S dollar can get you a lot of things.

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The article I read talked about how if we don’t stop greenhouse gasses and control gas emissions coral reefs all around the world could experience bleaching. They said, “Researchers found that the reefs in Taiwan and the Turks and Caicos archipelago will be among the first to experience annual bleaching, followed by reefs off the coast of Bahrain, in Chile and in French Polynesia.” -Via UN News Centre

Between 2014 and 2016 90% of The Great Barrier Reef was bleached and 20% died and that is a ton. That just goes to show that this problem is severe. The way to stop this is to try to control gas emissions more and stop greenhouse gasses. If we don’t stop these gasses these reefs will die.

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In the article i read it talk about the way supply and demand was determined. It was determined by the amount that was bought and how much product that they had in stock. It would increase if it was a new product and a lot of people want to get that product. The product would decrease if there  was a lot of the  product and little to no one is buying that product. “Adam Smith says that the demand was dependent on the price of a good”. That is the way supply and demand works.

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics by Peyton Carlson

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics by Peyton Carlson

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In my article, it talked about import and export. But it mostly talked about international trade, and how global trade works. It also talks about the flow of goods and the flow of money. During the beginning it mostly talked about how import and export works. When countries trade things the trade could be anything. One main part that it talks about is import and export trade. Also, it talks about currency rate. International trade means the exchange of goods and services across international boundaries. International trade is also a part where jobs get shuffled around. Did you know that the United States is the world's largest importer because we love our things. “ We do import a lot of things from China but in import and export, or largest trade partner is not China, it’s Canada.” The USA is a big importer throughout the world. To me, trade between countries means to help settle disputes with countries and the importance of exchange rates.This video would be really good for people who want to learn about all trade.

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A True Story by: Kason Medley

This crash course economics talks about how countries  import/ export everywhere.  US imports clothing, etc. The other countries import oil.
So, what did we export?  This video also talks about what countries export or import.  It did talk about what they call their money, Euro is in Europe. Let's just say that  some dude travels to Europe, he has about 60 euros to buy a sweatshirt. They'd pay him back about 4 euros for a sweatshirt.

I liked the video because i'd like to learn more import/ export.

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Sustainable Development: Coral Reefs By: Laney Carpenter   

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Sustainable Development: Coral Reefs By: Laney Carpenter   

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The article is about how the Great Barrier Reef was coral bleached and how it affected the reef. The reef is slowly dying because of coral bleaching which is when warmer water puts algae into the water around the corals. Then the coral turn completely white. “The projections show us where we still have time to act before it’s too late.” The coral can’t be revived because they can’t change the water temperature to the way it was before. The Barrier Reef has been around for a long time but because of the algae there is no way to help it.

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics By: Ty Pearce 

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics By: Ty Pearce 

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The video I watched  was mostly about the U.S. trading with other countries. SO here is some information. In 2014 America has imported more than two trillion dollars of  stuff. The U.S. and Canada trade with each other the most even though we have tons of stuff from china. The U.S. economy's boomed in the 1990's that created tons of jobs which made trading huge for the U.S. The WTO ( World Trade Organization) settles disputes of countries that don't get along While trading. Stores can be Appreciated and Depreciated from import and export. Appreciated means when the store gets bigger money and more people come to the store.

Depreciated means to go down of money and less people go to that store. The last thing is in the video the people said that, "The U.S. has a huge trade defecit."
That means they are in debt of tons of money.

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By: Kyndal Stubbings

This video is about imports and exports and how Other countries exports with other countries then imports that country's  goods and products. Also how exports work and imports work. The US buys clothes from other countries because its cheaper to import than making it.  "In 2014 Americans imported over 2 trillion dollars worth of stuff.” The US and Canada trade over 600 billion dollars of goods and services.
This crash course also talks about how much money is worth when you go to another country. For example if a Mexican comes to the US the the Pasos (Mexican money) that the Mexican has an higher currency of his or hers money in the US.

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imports and exports and exchange rates by  Ryan Johnson

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imports and exports and exchange rates by  Ryan Johnson

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This video is about imports and exports and global trade. imports is where a country is receiving and exports is existing the country. It also showed the exchange rate and what happens if its a U.S dollar and Pasos. If a shirt in the U.S is $20 then in Pasos it is $400. The biggest export that the U.S trades with is Canada  not china. We spend over billions of dollars trading with Canada. I learned a lot from  this crash course.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Climate Change by: Mia DeRosa

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Sustainable Development Goals: Climate Change by: Mia DeRosa

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My article was about how the climate change is affecting every country. Climate change is mostly affecting people that are poor and people that are living in a developing country. The article states that "The green house emissions from human activities are driving climate change and continue to rise."  The climate change is going to go up significantly in the 21st century and they're at the highest levels of history. To approach climate change countries proposed the Paris Agreement. The agreement countries agreed to work to limit global temperature rise. Climate change is a very serious problem but the countries involved in the agreement are doing everything they can to fix it.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Education by. Abriana Ferguson

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Sustainable Development Goals: Education by. Abriana Ferguson

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This issue is a huge issue with a plethora of different elements. In one video it talks about how the children are challenged in going to school. In this story a child is dreaming about becoming a teacher and not getting married young, like her sister who got married young right after dropping out of school. But with constant economic challenges it is very difficult to reach that goal. Her family is faithful in her though and are supporting her no matter what. Another video I saw is about how a girl joined soccer , football as they call it, and it helped her in school. Before she joined she was having trouble with studying and was not motivated. But after joining soccer she was motivated and as a result was much for successful in school. Another family is sending there children to a new school and it is giving them an amazing opportunity to have a life they are proud of,“If this school didn’t exist, I wouldn’t be here… I would be forced to work,” Mohammed, 13 says. His sister would be collecting crabs for her family to eat if not for the school. But because of school they got to teach their mom to write her name and have a chance at a great, successful life.

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Imports, Exports ,and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Econimics

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Imports, Exports ,and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Econimics

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By: Logan German

This video is about how Canada and the U.S are favorite traders with each other and they trade over 600 billion dollars in goods and services with each other each year. "The U.S is the second largest exporter". The U.S exports things such as Kanye West CD's, Pixar movies etc. "In 2014, net exports in the U.S were negative $772 billion dollars. That's what you call a trade deficit. The U.S could make thier own clothes but it costs less to have others make clothes for us and besides, we focus on other things that we are better at making

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Imports, Exports and Exchange rate by Blake Smith

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Imports, Exports and Exchange rate by Blake Smith

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This video is about how we exporting and importing goods and services with a lot of countries and how we  have trading partners. It also talks about how global trade works and how mexicans  have to trade there pesos for american dollars. They also said "  When americans go to visit mexico they have to trade their american dollars for pesos in mexico.' Thats it for now see you next time

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I read an article about supply and demand. This article talked about how supply is the number of things available, and demand is the number of things people want.This article me understand about how supply and demand worked. When there is more supply than demand the price of the product drops to lower price. That happens because there is not that high of an demand for the supply.

“The demand was dependent on the price of a good.”

said Adam Smith from the book Wealth of Nations.

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Young Entrepreneurs: 10,000 villages by: Parker

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Young Entrepreneurs: 10,000 villages by: Parker

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In this video it talked about the global market and how we can get stuff from Kenya and other countries.  I learned in this video is that how we get some of the coolest things from other countries  and how we can get the stuff in a global market. When a thing is in the global market people usually from America has found that village. Then the people from America has brought it to a global market and sell it witch may not cost a lot in America but it would help that village a lot. Like to maybe if the kids couldn't go to school because they had to help there family but then a grownup was good at crafting and we find that village and sell that craft in a global market and then the children can go to school.

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By Emma Athey

In the video I watched I learned that it seems like we get a lot of our stuff from China, but we actually get most our imports from Canada. I also learned about Exchange rates. When someone from Mexico is visiting the US wants to buy a a $20 t-shirt that would cost them 300 pesos. If an american is visiting Mexico and they want to buy a towel for 60 pesos it would cost them $4.

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Imports,Exports,and exchange rates:Crash course economics by Josh DeRosa

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Imports,Exports,and exchange rates:Crash course economics by Josh DeRosa

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MY article/video was about the ups and downs of international trade with China,America,etc...The good of importing clothes or transportation it is cheaper for Americans to buy those resources instead of making it themselves.A down for international trade is when international first started with America,Canada,and mexico.Manufacturing jobs went down because all these goods from other countries are easier to get and have.There is another down for international trade.Its the bad work conditions.Example Guatemala making clothes or Pakistan making jewelry.They work in bad conditions and don´t get payed enough.But they still do get payed.The reason why workers in these bad work conditions don´t get payed enough because.If the CEO of this huge company would get fired.This happens because they are not making enough money that they used to make because they are paying there workers more money that mean the company is making less money.International trade also effects the economy with other countries in good ways and it may not seem good in you perspective.

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imports, exports, and exchange rates: crash course

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imports, exports, and exchange rates: crash course

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By: alexis burns

This video that I watched was very interesting. It taught me what the difference was between exporting and importing. Why I say that is because I always got them mixed up. It also taught me why we call trade deficit what we call it. " In 2014,net exports in the U.S were negative $722 billion dollars . That's what you call TRADE DEFICIT." I also learned how much pesos you have to trade to by american things and its also the other way round.

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By: Craig Warnick
In this article, it is about coral reefs dying due to climate change. The website I read said that "if current trends continue and the world fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, nearly all the world's coral reefs will suffer severe bleaching." In this article they say that if we do not stop polluting the water the coral will die and all the ecosystems they support. All the fish could die if we don't stop. 90% of the Great Barrier reef was bleached and 20% of it died due to pollution. We need to act before we lose all coral reef's in the world reefs are a big part in ocean life. No reef no fish, no fish no sea food. I love seafood and I don't want to lose seafood. Researchers found that in Taiwan and in some of those places near china are greatly polluted by China's pollution. We need to act now and save reefs!

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By Brandon Culverhouse
In the article The Importance of Trade it describes how trade builds and effects our world. For instance if America has to much pencils and  not enough paper we might trade pencils for paper with someone that has a lot of paper and needs more pencils. That helps both countries out. But that is only one example trade happens almost everyday and their are three different types of trade. Trade, domestic trade, and global trade. All of them are very important.

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By:Noah Armijo

In this video they talked about how that protectionest is when the they limite the number for foren goods.Also global trade with money is like when you go to mexico and you go to buy sunscreen and it cost 60 pasos then the american dollar it will cost 4 dallors for the american. But a mexican person comes to america and wants to buy a t shirt for 20 dallors then they will have to pay 300 pasos. Global trade is when countries trade with other countries like when the united states trades with china like cars, and shirts.But thye united states gives them food, and cotton.But the united states mostly trades with canada for medican,and car supplies.

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The article I read taught me about how the coral reefs are dying because of greenhouse gas emissions. Already, the Great Barrier Reef by
Australia has been 90% bleached and 20% percent is already dying. An establishment by the name of UN Environment Program (UNEP) found out this information. But if governments agree to stop putting out so much emission, it will bring the temp down for 2 degrees celsius and it will give the reefs a minimum of 11 years to adapt to the warming waters.

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The Importance of Trade by Daniel Beckman

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The Importance of Trade by Daniel Beckman

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This article taught me all about the importance of trade. A trade happens effectively when someone has too much of something they don't really need more of. They would go to someone else and trade all of that extra stuff and trade it for stuff they need. This article also taught me that trade has kept civilization alive for so long. A reasons civilization needs trade is " people and countries and civilizations need to trade because they can't produce by themselves everything they need to survive." I recommend this article to anyone who is interested in learning about trade.

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course  Economics By: Mitch Sechrest

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course  Economics By: Mitch Sechrest

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In this article it is about how global trade works. A important part of this article was currency rate. When the United States trade for a lot of goods from a different country then the american dollar depreciates which means it goes down in value. This can happen either way. When a currency increases in value it appreciates. In the video is says "the chinese government would buy  the us dollar to keep the exchange the same." They did this to keep imports cheap for the u.s. When the us trades with other countries it makes thing that we can make more efficiently like creating medication and trading it for clothing from china.

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This article is about Coral Reefs. Researchers found that reefs in Taiwan and the Turks and Caicos archipelago will be among the first to experience annual bleaching. The bleaching is when alage comes onto the coral because of warm water. Then the corals turn completly white because they are stressed.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Education by Taylor S

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Sustainable Development Goals: Education by Taylor S

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In this article, it is all about how poor education is in Africa.  They want to change it by 2030. They said, " By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university". They had a lot of goals but this was one of them. By Taylor S.

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In this article it's about the coral reefs.
Coral reefs all over the world including "Taiwan and the Turks." Also "on the coast of Bahrain, in Chile and in French Polynesia." This problem is happening because these reefs are suffering "from severe bleaching." This bleaching is happening because of "gas emissions."
The government is trying to help by prioritizing the protection for the reef. The protections will help find out and discover where "they have time to act before it's to late."
Studies have shown with "the minimum of 5 years to regenerate, the annual occurrences will have a deadly affect to the corals."
Between 2014 and 2016, the world recorded the longest and biggest bleaching event to occur. 90% of the coral reefs are bleached and 20% of the reefs is killed.
Hopefully the government and UN Environment program (UNEP)
will help the reefs and fix this devastating problem.

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Kids learn about supply and demand a basic principal of the free market economy including how to graph them and the impact of changes on either.

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Supply and demand Facts for Kids | KidzSearch.com

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Supply and demand is a model of microeconomics. It describes how a price is formed in a market economy. There are two determining factors on such a market, the number of things made available, called supply, and the number of things consumers want, called demand.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Coral Reefs

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Sustainable Development Goals: Coral Reefs

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If current trends continue and the world fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, nearly all of the world's coral reefs will suffer severe bleaching - the gravest threat to one of the Earth's most important ecosystems - on annual basis, the United Nations environment agency today reported.

The finding is part of a study funded by the UN Environment Programme ( UNEP) and partners, which reviewed new climate change projections to predict which corals will be affected first and at what rate. The report is published in the journal Nature Scientific Reports .

Researchers found that the reefs in Taiwan and the Turks and Caicos archipelago will be among the first to experience annual bleaching, followed by reefs off the coast of Bahrain, in Chile and in French Polynesia.

Calling the predictions "a treasure trove" for environmentalists, the head of the UN agency, Erik Solheim said the projects allow conservationists and governments to prioritize the protection reef protection.

"The projections show us where we still have time to act before it's too late," Mr. Solheim said.

On average, the reefs will start to undergo annual bleaching starting in 2014, according to the study. Without the required minimum of five years to regenerate, the annual occurrences will have a deadly effect on the corals and disrupt the ecosystems which they support.

However, if Governments act on emission reduction pledges made in the Paris Agreement, which calls on countries to combat climate change and limit global temperature rise to below 2 degrees Celsius, the corals would have another 11 years to adapt to the warming seas.

Between 2014 and 2016, the world witnessed the longest global bleaching event recorded. Among the casualties was the Great Barrier Reef, with 90 per cent of it bleached and 20 per cent of the reef's coral killed.

Via UN News Centre

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching

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If current trends continue and the world fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, nearly all of the world's coral reefs will suffer severe bleaching - the gravest threat to one of the Earth's most important ecosystems - on annual basis, the United Nations environment agency today reported.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Ending Poverty

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Sustainable Development Goals: Ending Poverty

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Goal 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere

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Globally, the number of people living in extreme poverty declined from 36 per cent in 1990 to 10 per cent in 2015. But the pace of change is decelerating and the COVID-19 crisis risks reversing decades of progress

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Sustainable Development Goals: Climate Change

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Obtaining a quality education is the foundation to creating sustainable development.

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The Importance of Trade Part 1: Too Much or Too Little?

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Trade is vital to the success of a civilization. Here's why.

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Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > International trade

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What exactly is the cost of money? What are the fundamentals of exchanging dollars for other currency? We'll explore these questions, plus give tips for money-changing travelers.

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics

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What is a trade deficit? Well, it all has to do with imports and exports and, well, trade. This week Jacob and Adriene walk you through the basics of imports, exports, and exchange. So, you remember the specialization and trade thing, right? So, that leads to imports and exports.

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Did you know:

A single year of primary school increases wages earned later by five to 15 per cent for boys and even more for girls.

For each additional year of secondary school, an individual's wages increase by 15 to 25 per cent.

No country has ever achieved continuous and rapid economic growth without first having at least 40 per cent of its adults able to read and write.

A child born to a literate mother is 50 per cent more likely to survive pass the age of five.

These stats show why education is perhaps the most effective strategy to tackle poverty and is integrally linked to human, community and national development.

When people have basic life and literacy skills, economies grow more quickly and poverty rates decline. Children who have the opportunity to learn are able to eventually earn more money and support their own families.

And, feeding a young mind is literally true. Hunger keeps children out of school and limits their ability to concentrate once there. Conversely, CFTC has seen firsthand that a school breakfast or lunch program will be an important incentive to attract children to attend school.

The link between the level of primary education attained and a family's overall level of food security is especially strong for the rural poor. Education allows farmers to make use of new farming techniques and technologies. A World Bank study found that farmers with a minimum of four years of primary education were able to increase their productivity by an average of almost nine per cent.

When you feed a child, you make it possible for her to learn. And when you make it possible for her to learn, you make it possible for her to feed herself and her family for years to come.

Education quite simply creates sustainable change for children, for families, for communities - for entire countries.

There are still, however, far too many barriers to education for children in impoverished nations, especially for girls. And, even when children do attend school, they often struggle to learn in large class sizes, from untrained and poorly or unpaid teachers and using outdated learning materials.

Poor quality education leads to low motivation to stay in school and many children drop out. In sub-Saharan Africa, one in three children who start school does not complete even basic primary school, let alone progress to secondary school.

That is why it is so important - and why CFTC and its partners place such great emphasis - on supporting children at every stage of the educational journey. Investing in the cycle of education, pictured below, is one of the most effective ways to break the cycle of poverty. Even simple things - like a school uniform or offering breakfast in schools - can be enough to increase a community's overall educational retention and graduation rates.

Child sponsorship and education gifts through the Best.Gift.Ever are just two ways to give children, women and entire communities the gift of education and the tools they need to reach their full potential.

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Breaking the cycle of poverty with education | Canadian Feed The Children

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A single year of primary school increases wages earned later by five to 15 per cent for boys and even more for girls. For each additional year of secondary school, an individual's wages increase by 15 to 25 per cent.

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How to Explain Foreign Currency to Kids | Financial Education Academy

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How to Explain Foreign Currency to Kids | Financial Education Academy