Climate Change by sude filiz https://padlet.com/sudefiliz434/nebmzyezl2ypwjm9 Eray Sezer, Sara Bal, Sena Haylamaz, Sude Filiz en-us 2022-12-07 13:33:40 UTC 2026-01-30 00:44:37 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f333.png sudefiliz434 https://padlet.com/sudefiliz434/nebmzyezl2ypwjm9/wish/2414578336
  •  I am aware that humans have a huge effect on climate change because of their carbon footprints.
  • I clearly know that animals, such as birds and fish, are influenced by climate change more than people. Also, they usually have to leave their natural habitats.
  •  Lastly, I am aware that the rise in greenhouse gas emissions is the primary cause of climate change.



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  • I am curious about which areas are the most affected by climate change. 
  • I want to find out  whether climate change can be completely halted one day. 
  • I am interested to know how long the effects of climate change have been occurring.

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  • According to study published by the Germanwatch Institute, Japan, the Philippines, and Germany are now the nations most impacted by climate change, according to a reliable source. The results of extreme weather events and the socioeconomic losses they cause were the basis for this investigation.
  •  As a survey suggests, Earth's temperature would continue to increase for a few decades even if all human emissions of heat-trapping gases were to cease immediately because water currents would transport extra heat stored in the deep ocean to the surface. The Earth's temperature would stabilize after this extra heat was released into space. According to experts, the additional warming caused by this "hidden" heat won't likely reach more than 0.9° Fahrenheit.  Without additional human interference, natural processes would start to progressively remove more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, resulting in a steady drop in world temperatures.
  • A fundamental analysis asserts that 1988 saw an increase in the importance of ozone layer loss and global warming in the political and popular discourse throughout the world. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was founded and gathered for the first time in November to study greenhouse warming and global climate change. The General Assembly declared climate change to be a particular and concerning issue. They started a full examination of climate change and made recommendations on it in their decision on the protection of the global climate for the current and future generations of humans. These recommendations included potential response strategies to delay, limit, or minimize the impact of climate change. As a result, 1989 marked a turning point in the fight against climate change as the first big worldwide measures were made. 

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  •  that climate change is caused by the disruption of the normal temperature balance in air, water and soil.
  • the fact that petroleum-based fuels are still used in various fields such as heating, transportation and industry is one of the main causes of climate change. 
  •  that countries and international organizations have prepared and implemented many plans in order to take precautions against climate change and slow it down.




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  •  I wonder what we can individually do to solve a global (which concerns everyone) problem like climate. change.
  • It draws my attention to the theories and technological solutions put forward in the 21st century regarding this issue.
  • Are global warming and climate change the same concepts?  Or are they different concepts with similar results? These are concepts that I cannot distinguish and that I am curious about.
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  • The ten valuable pieces of information that the United Nations has put into its environmental program explain the simple but effective ways each of us can take to prevent/slow climate change.
  • Technological advances have been made in many areas for climate change.  The research, which is still diversified and continuing, is included in a guidebook that includes technologies adapted to climate change, integrated into agriculture by Greenwich University researchers.
  • I learned that the concept of global warming is one of the causes of climate change from NASA's research on this subject.
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  •  Climate change refers to the long-term changes of the entire planet (shifts in temperature and weather) caused by things such as the rise in greenhouse gas

    • The long-term effects of climate change include global warming, precipitation changes, rising sea levels, melting of ice, shrinking of glaciers, etc. 

    • A huge factor that contributes to consequences of climate change such as the damages of the ocean is plastic waste. Also, a lot of the world's coral reefs have been damaged by the sea's rising temperatures.  
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  • I would want to know  whether the rise of global temperatures could be stopped and what it would take to do so. 

    • I am interested in the changes of the global temperature over the last years/decades.

    • I am also interested in how Turkey specifically is affected by the consequences of climate change. 
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    - According to NASA, if humans stopped emitting greenhouse gases today, the rise in global temperatures would flatten within a few years. However, they would still remain elevated due to the severe impact. Without a major reduction of emissions, global temperature is expected to rise by 2.5 °C to 4.5 °C by 2100.

    - The average global temperature has risen by a little more than 1 °C since 1880. Although this might sound very little to some people, it has obviously caused enormous damages on the planet. Check out the video above to have an idea of what 3 °C of global warming could look like.

    - The UNDP states that Türkiye is highly vulnerable to climate change as it is already facing a warming trend in temperatures and a decrease in precipitation. This obviously has severe negative effects on water availability, rural development and food production. ]]>     2022-12-11 19:11:30 UTC https://padlet.com/sudefiliz434/nebmzyezl2ypwjm9/wish/2416973172     sempersez https://padlet.com/sudefiliz434/nebmzyezl2ypwjm9/wish/2419764308
  • Climate change cannot be reversed. We must set a goal to stop it.

    • Burning fossil fuels thickens the atmosphere and creates a blanket-like layer. This layer lets sunlight in but not out.

    • There are many solutions to climate change, such as using green energy, and leaving forests alone, but none are politically possible.
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  • What are the most effective solutions to climate change other than decreasing fossil fuel use?

    • How many animals are endangered by climate change?

    • On which parts of the World does climate change have the most destructive effects?
    ]]>     2022-12-13 20:54:34 UTC https://padlet.com/sudefiliz434/nebmzyezl2ypwjm9/wish/2419775045     sempersez https://padlet.com/sudefiliz434/nebmzyezl2ypwjm9/wish/2419866578 -Climate change can be slowed down by using renewable energy, using public transport, renovating plant life, protecting oceans from pollution, and reducing plastic use. According to research conducted in 2019,  the emissions from plastics in 2015 were equivalent to nearly 1.8 billion metric tons of CO2.

    -According to IUCN, over 11,000 animal species are endangered by climate change. Among these species, corals are the fastest declining life forms.

    -In varying years, higher temperatures in Japan, intense wildfires in British Columbia, and flooding in Pakistan are spotted. In only 15 years, all the arctic ice will be melted, leaving no habitat for polar bears behind. In 2017, Hurricane Harvey, a devastating Category 4 storm, dumped a record 275 trillion pounds of rain and resulted in dozens of deaths in the Houston area.]]>     2022-12-13 23:28:45 UTC https://padlet.com/sudefiliz434/nebmzyezl2ypwjm9/wish/2419866578