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introduction essay about climate change by https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm Laget med sterk overbevisning en-us 2021-11-05 10:49:22 UTC 2024-11-25 20:18:39 UTC hello@padlet.com Write your own introduction. The task is about climate change and the introduction should end with the following questions: Whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? Why is it difficult to create lasting change? amaliearde https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869665102 You can write a thesis statement instead of these questions (if you want to)
Relevant sources:
Useful resources regarding the topic:

Approaches to fighting climate change:

Macro (international cooperation, state legislation, large corporations):

5 ways our governments can confront climate change | Interamerican Association for Environmental Defense (AIDA) (aida-americas.org)

EU climate action and the European Green Deal | Climate Action (europa.eu)

It’s electric! - Today, Explained | Podcast on Spotify

Micro (the individual, local communities):

Ten simple ways to act on climate change - BBC Future

Five things individuals can do to fight climate change — Quartz (qz.com)

P. 115 in Citizens (How to become a Zero Waster)

]]> 2021-11-05 10:51:54 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869665102 https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869681631 Climate crisis is "a situation characterized by the threat of highly dangerous, irreversible changes to the global climate." (Oxford dictionary, 2021). This has been a debated topic since the industrial revolution, but now more than ever due to increased effects caused by our emissions. There have been many measures to abolish the climate crisis such as the Paris agreement, but we have not discovered a permanent solution. Who's responsibility is it to take measures and why is it so difficult to create an impact?

]]> 2021-11-05 11:04:38 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869681631 The climate change is already affecting our world on a global scale and many are still negligent to the climate crisis. The Paris Agreement was signed by many of world´s greatest leaders, but they have yet to find a sustainable solution. Fast fashion is also an industry that keeps on growing where many consumers know the consequence. But whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? The individual, the government or both? And why is it difficult to create a change that is more than a trend? https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869681768 2021-11-05 11:04:45 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869681768 Climate change is a main challenges in the modern world today. We see everyday, on the news, the consequenses of human induced pollution and how we can solve it. We have been informed by the UN that we need to take matters in to our own hands. The paris agreement is saying we need to keep the temperature under 2 degrees celsius to maintain a sustainable earth. Many countries suffer from poverty and do not have the resources to contribute in theses goals. Other difficulties are the countries that live off fossil fuels. Whos resposibility is it to fight the climate crisis? Why is it difficult to create lasting change? https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869684239 2021-11-05 11:06:50 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869684239 https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869684823 In this modern society, most of us have grown accustomed to driving a car, not recycling, and throwing out food. We don’t question these habits, but because of increasing attention in the media, people are just now attempting to change. Some disagree with the message that we need to change our habits, and some don’t care. Today people are distracted too easily to create an impact, and the media isn’t cooperating to send a strong and clear message. Many of us blame the government, but we will also have to change our habits. Whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? Why is it difficult to create lasting change?

]]> 2021-11-05 11:07:10 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869684823 Introduction https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869693137 Climate crisis is a term that describes global warming and climate change, and in the last decade this term has become more relevant than ever. The consequences of the climate crisis are very impactful for life on earth, and therefore it is only reasonable that people around the world are starting to do everything in their power to prevent the climate crisis from ruining life on earth. Things like burning of fossile fuels, pollution and overpopulation are the main reasons for the climate crisis (National geographic, 2020). Many countries are following the 2030 climate target plan to prevent the climate crisis from further impacting life on earth. The 2030 climate target plan aims to cut 55% of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 but we are still releasing massive amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, even with these plans. Why are we not changing our habits, even when we know what we are doing is wrong? Whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? Why is it so difficult to create a lasting change?]]> 2021-11-05 11:13:24 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869693137 Whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? Why is it difficult to create lasting change? amaliearde https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869697370
One should fight the climate crisis both on a macro and a micro level. It is mainly the responsibility of governments and companies to mobilize finance, encourage investment in renewables and implement rules that could protect communities and natural habitats. Individuals could also play their part by changing daily habits that could reduce the environmental impact. However, it is difficult to create lasting change.

]]> 2021-11-05 11:16:47 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869697370 https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869702405 Today, the problem of climate changes are in debate. The climate changes are human induced, and now it is our task to fix the problem we have created. Many of the world leaders have gathered together in the UN climate change conference in Glasgow to negotiate. The politicians will ask important questions and come to an agreement about our feature. Climate change have been on the political agenda for a long time, but we have not seen enough progress from the world's leaders that this crisis have been reduced. This makes one start to think and ask questions: Whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? And why is it difficult to create lasting change?]]> 2021-11-05 11:20:02 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869702405 https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869702441 In Paris, 2015, many countries came together to form a treaty on climate change. This lead to the Paris agreement, which entered into force on the fourth of November, 2016. The goal of the treaty was, and still is, to limit global warming to below 2, preferably 1,5 degrees Celsius. (United Nations, Climate Change) Failure in this department will lead to severe consequences, which will effect the entire planet and everything on it. If it is to be achieved, a sudden change is required now. So far, after 6 years, this goal seems unrealistic, but why is it so difficult create lasting change? And whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis?]]> 2021-11-05 11:20:03 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869702441 https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869704487 2021-11-05 11:21:40 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869704487 the world is suffering. the climate is already affecting our world. tsunamis, forest fires, floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, rising sea levels, droughts is starting to be a big problem. All around the world we see these natural disasters, but they are worse than before. Increase of greenhouse gases makes it more difficult for life on earth. but whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? And why is it difficult to create a change that is more than a trend? julieherr https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869705461 2021-11-05 11:22:31 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869705461 Write your own introduction: https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869706354 Climate change is a global crisis, and human activities have the biggest economic and environmental impact on the climate. The climate crisis is a vital problem, and does not have any easy solutions. It is a process that will take patience and effort, and it is important that the whole world participates if we want to solve the issue. Developed countries have a bigger impact on the climate and have larger emissions compared to the underdeveloped counties. Therefore people argue that the developed counties are more entitled to participating in solving the issue the world is facing. Who has more responsibility when it comes to fighting the climate crisis?

]]> 2021-11-05 11:23:14 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869706354 We all understand that climate change is damaging to our globe and our lives. Natural disasters are causes that take many lives away too soon. The Arctic is warming up twice as fast as the global average, causing the ice that polar bears depend on, melt away. Loss of the sea ice always threatens the bears main prey, seals, which need the ice to raise the young. If we don't take action, soon the species will die out. Whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? We need to be united and fight the climate changes together however, why is it difficult to create lasting change? https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869708396 2021-11-05 11:24:44 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869708396 Under the Paris Agreement, a total of 192 countries signed the agreement to decrease the global temperature to below 2˚C. The world leader found a common goal, to save the world from the disaster we created. So far we haven't seen any changes. The agreement got criticism, calling it flawed. Saying that we needed more restrictions and agreements. But whose responsibility is it to fight the climate change? The people or the government? https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869711441 2021-11-05 11:26:58 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869711441 ainalin https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869712497 The facts are clear: Climate change is real and our planet is being affected by it on a global scale. We've heard it time and again. Attempting to solve the climate crisis has been on the political agenda of the worlds greatest leaders for years, yet so far we've only taken small steps toward solving one of the most consequential problems in our time. Gathering in Glasgow for the UN Climate Change Conference global leaders, negotiators og diplomats try to figure out: Whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? Why is it difficult to create lasting change?]]> 2021-11-05 11:27:36 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869712497 Climate change is a well-known problem that affects everyone. It’s an often topic that causes discussion, especially among the younger generation. Climate changes is mainly caused by human activities. Therefore we have to choose a more sustainable lifestyle. But whose responsibility is it to fight the climate crisis? We see that there is more extreme weather, like drought and flood. This will affect a lot of innocent people. The responsibility is mainly relining on the government to make solutions such as the Paris agreement. However it is difficult to create lasting change. https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869725575 2021-11-05 11:36:48 UTC https://padlet.com/sophievistven/amdj3ely0al6cqm/wish/1869725575