Professional Documents
Culture Documents
01
Statistics have revealed that the sea
level rise has been extremely severe to
be ignored. There is a range of reasons
contributing to this phenomenon.
In the following project, its triggers
will be discussed along with
appropriate strategies.
❏ The goals of our project: finding
the indicators affecting the sea level
rise, then analyze the effect of those
GOALS & METHOD variables. Furthermore, recommend
02
the right behaviour to this affair.
https://cleanstreets.westminster.gov.uk/plastic-waste-complete-guide/
The primary cause of rising SST
levels worldwide is climate
warming. Heat from the warming
atmosphere raises the temperature
of the sea surface. Downwelling
currents convey some of this heat
to the ocean’s deeper layers, which
are also warming, though lagging
far behind the rise in SST.
Celsius.
%20Surface%20Temperature%20(SST,majority%20of%20global%20SST%20data.
The volcanoes at mid-ocean ridges alone
are estimated to account for 75% of the
magma output on Earth.
https://sealevel.nasa.gov/news/56/volcano-masks-quickening-pace-of-sea-level-rise/#:~:text=After
%20volcanic%20eruptions%2C%20the%20Earth,simulations%20that%20include%20volcanic
%20eruptions.
Fossil fuels, a class of
hydrocarbon, include coal,
petroleum, natural gas, oil shales,
bitumens, tar sands, and
heavy oils.
DISAPPEARING ARCTIC
SEA ICE, THAWING
PERMAFROST
ANALYSIS
04
Using Excel.
05
The things we can do to prevent the
rise of the sea level is reduce the
amount of plastic waste by using
recycle, environmental-friendly
goods. Although it only has a small
impact on the sea rise level.
The government can take action by reducing the fossil fuel plant and also
encourage using renewable energy. In addition, the government can make
regulation towards co2 emissions and waste. This may be the key action to
this problems.
REFERENCES
Dr Martin J. Genner, Jennifer J. Freer and Louise A. Rutterford. Biological Responses to Ocean
Warming (August 2017).
Lebreton, L., Andrady, A. Future scenarios of global plastic waste generation and disposal. Palgrave
Commun 5, 6 (2019).
Raupach, M. R., Davis, S. J., Peters, G. P., Andrew, R. M., Canadell, J. G., Ciais, P., … & Le Quere,
C. (2014). Sharing a quota on cumulative carbon emissions. Nature Climate Change, 4(10), 873-879.
United Nations Environment Programme (2019). Emissions Gap Report 2019. UNEP, Nairobi.
Global Volcanism Program, 2013. Volcanoes of the World, v. 4.9.4 (17 Mar 2021). Venzke, E (ed.).
Smithsonian Institution.
Annual CO2 emissions worldwide 2019 | Statista.
Thank you
for your attention