ENVIRONMENTAL CAMPAIGN 4ESO PROJECT T2

TASK 02
FOREIGN ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

GROUP NAME: Tulips

TASK 2: Newspaper articles

newspaper articles of your group. Write the title of your article

1. Read individually the
and write below the most important ideas, keywords, etc.:

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➢ GROUP 2
➢ GROUP 3
➢ GROUP 4
➢ GROUP 5
➢ GROUP 6

ARTICLE TITLE: Greenland losing 30m tonnes of ice an hour, study

reveals

SOURCE / DATE: Source: The guardian

Date: 2024

KEYWORDS IDEAS

● Climate crisis ● The climate crisis has greatly affected Greenland

● Glaciers ● 30 million tons of ice are lost per hour
● Lose ice ● the ice is losing

2. Now, get into your cooperative group and read your sentences or ideas.
○ Each member of the group should read one sentence or share one idea.
○ After all the members have exposed their ideas about the article, discuss the
different points of view or the ideas you have in common.
○ Remember to use English to discuss with the group (language support for
discussion).

3. Think about your issue and imagine some possible solutions to reverse the
damages. Prepare a speech to present your ideas in the 2024 UN Climate Change
Conference. Pretend to be experts on the issue, create different roles for the different
members of the group (Prime Minister or President, CEO of an important company,
investigator, expert technician, biologist, etc.) to sound more realistic.

- Write below your speech about improvement proposals about your issue to
present in the UN Climate Change Conference. (100-150 words)
- Use slides and images to illustrate your explanations and petitions.
- Make a list of possible questions about your issue that people may ask, and
get ready the answers to defend your improvement project.

IMPORTANT: All members of the group must upload a copy of the worksheet on
the classroom task.
Climate change

Delegates of the United Nations General Assembly,

We are facing a planetary emergency: Greenland is losing 30 million tons of ice per hour, an
alarming indicator of the acceleration of climate change. To address this crisis, we propose a
series of urgent measures:

1-Implement global policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, with ambitious and
verifiable goals.

2-Promote the use of renewable energies and the transition towards a low carbon economy.

3-Invest in research and technology to monitor and predict snowmelt, as well as to develop
effective mitigation methods.

4-Promote international cooperation to protect Arctic ecosystems and their communities,

guaranteeing their sustainability and resilience.

It is imperative to act with determination and solidarity. The future of our planet and future
generations depends on our actions today.