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The main cause of current human-induced climate change is …..
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1.5 degrees is
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At 2 degrees
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The world is currently heading for more than 4 degrees which the United Nations says will
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According to Dr Lina Brand Correa from the University of Leeds, Climate change will continue to
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Key climate numbers – match the numbers to the statements.
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410
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1.5
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2
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37
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IPCC stands for
Use the words below to fill in the gaps.
Holocene Anthropocene
The era was the era where the climatic conditions were stable and well suited to the development and flourishing of agriculture and human civilisation. However, due to human activities, we are now leaving this era and entering the era, an era in which the climatic conditions have been altered by human activity and, unless we alter our course dramatically, the global temperature looks set to rise to levels not seen since before humans existed.
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5.2
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14.9
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Current carbon emissions can be measured per capita by country. In 2021 the USA was responsible for tonnes per capita, the UK and Europe for Pakistan for tonne and South Sudan for tonnes. However if you take historic emissions into account, the responsibility of the global north is even more evident. The UK is a tiny country but is responsible for of historic greenhouse gas emissions.
Globally, the 10 percent of households with the highest per capita emissions contribute 45% of global household greenhouse gas emissions, while the bottom 50 percent contribute 15%. How much more likely do you think this bottom half of the world’s population are to die from floods, droughts and storms caused by the climate crisis?
Which one is the odd one out?
A carbon budget is…
A climate feedback loop is when the warming global climate causes a change in natural ecosystems which then itself affects the climate. Which of these are climate feedback loops?
In your opinion, is a mindset shift needed in society in order to address the climate crisis, and if so, what would the new mindset be like?
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I feel more informed, committed and confident to play my part in tackling the climate crisis than when I started this online course.
On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being fully agree, how much do you agree with the statement above – put a number in the box below and write a sentence or two to explain your answer.
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