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What are two things you can do to curb (reduce) the impact of ta get Q {FX cowry WGI rae ard Gcwe sess to, &Buce my ingachenC On COME QT wn deren Ripe Srol ee 2 ON Pe AWATS HR Se Sige Crs as Peon. coe chreirn mead, Prey con do te kelpleShas Enironmentl cence hmate Change Uni Test amet izalvety O) WNT 11. Whatis causing our atmosphere to get warmer? '2. More water in the atmosphere 2 Not done G More greenhouse gases nthe tmospery Less water inthe atmosphere a. Les greenhouse gases inthe atmosphere 2. Which of the folowing gases donot rap heat? 2. Methane B. Carbon Dioxide Water Vapor Oxygen 3 -Asgyerage global temperature increases, tas i The numberof severe precipitation events decreases ©. The numberof severe precipitation events says the same 4, Which ofthe folowing s OT an effect of global warming? "ore mosphere Carbon Diide(€0)) Melting permafrost (ie €. Increased ocean temperatures a. 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Cirle increasing or decreasing, ‘Average Global Temperature~ Decreasing ‘sea Level — Decreasing Decreasing Terenas ‘Ocean Temperature — sing ie i De fee Caps and Glaciers increasing Decreasing >We increasiog > [Atmospheric CO, - > “Decreasing BuringotFossi Fue Ineestm@S, Decreasing 112. Now create a concept map with the words above. Be sure to connect every word toat least one other ‘word, and add adsitional connections ifyou see them. Un each connecting arrow, write a sentence to expla hhow the two concepts are related. Flooding of Coastal Areas Gurning oF Fossil Rae's ov Arrwasgreni Coa Ocean Temperotuse o Arveroge Gloka\ Temperodsace ED nN Tee Cogs and Glaciers Sea \evel L Frecdingo® Ceastot Areas 3s14, Which couniries are contributing most to climate change? Denne aT (Developed ree 415, Tellthe story ofthe graph by orienting us to it and identifying any trends. Refer tothe specifies in the raph. SET ar. ON EB ona Y Observed USS. Trends in Heavy Precipitation ove “0 ae, oul 1900: ce 1908-084 —1950R 1960 197s 1980S 19805 20005 Relative Number of Extreme Events (%) Decade ie sir tase avant so ay recat total iced on veo onl one 2 Sapte frown ss ‘icone infveyear evn lex preciatln ideo 1901-203 shar the carat vets bara much mre ‘Smumonnrcen decades Change ae compared the peo 902290, an co ot cle shat Ha S26. What's been happening to the acidity of the ocean in recent years? 17. Fillin the eft column with two different types of billion-dollar disasters that are increasing asa result of climate change. Then fil out the right column with the region most affected by that type of disaster. Type of billion-dollar disasters Region ofthe U.S. most affected (northern, southern, eastern, western, New England, Florida, West Coast, ete.) D 18, Suppose someone lvingin the southern USS. says to you, “Global warming isn't happening. It’s getting colder G fe Lam.” What would you say in response to him/her? 429. A friend or family member of yours does not know anything about climate change. Write a letter (paragraph) to your friend to convince him/her of why itis important to take action against climate change. Use at 5 ‘two pleces of evidence from what we learned in class. 20. wate wothingsyoucan do tocar duc] the impact ofcitehange? a ne nee dost Your awn Cartoon RAQTNT Any Or con &o fo Ves IWS Impact. Qarcan Also Super FES Ayah mate eruiconmentally Friendly fers Woe Use roqucled materials