CLIMATE CHANGE

The Process Of Change On The Earth Through The Years

 WHAT IS CLIMATE
CHA NG E DUE TO

Climate change is due to the

human activities that cause an
increase in greenhouse gas and
a decreased rate of natural
greenhouse gas uptake. Global
temperatures have
approximately stayed mostly
the same for the last 2000 years
but had shot up in the last few
decades. Humans have
impacted on Climate Change by
burning fossil fuels, killing
livestock, increasing waste
dumps, and cutting down trees.
 THE CHANGE IN
THE EARTH’S
TEMPERATURE

Over time, the Earth

temperature had changed.
The temperature of the
Earth has increased over the
2000 years. In the year 200,
the temperature was -0.5
degrees, compared to the
temperature in 2010, which
was approximately 0.4
degrees.
 T H E C O N T RI B U T I N G
FA C TO RS O F
H U MA N S O N
CL I MAT E CH A N G E

The contributing factors of

humans of carbon dioxide,
methane, and nitrous oxide. At
the preindustrial times, the
concentration of Carbon Dioxide
was 288 ppm. Compared to the
2010 concentration, which was
391 ppm, it has rose by 103 ppm.
The main human causes are
burning fossil fuels, cement
production, and land use change.
 THE POSITIVES CONTRIBUTING
TO CLIMATE CHANGE

The positives contributing to climate change are turning off

your light when is not needed, eating more vegetables, don’t
litter, using more sustainable products, and using less plastic
The whole food production industry’s greenhouse gas
emissions are made up of 57% of emissions from the
production of meat. Thus, eating more vegetables is helping
the planet from climate change.
Littering is also a major problem in our marine system too.
Surprisingly, only 40% of recyclable plastic bottles gets
recycled. While the rest of them are dumped in rubbish piles.
 THE NEGATIVES
CONTRIBUTING
TO CLIMATE
CHANGE

The negatives contributing to climate

change are deforestation, wasting
electricity, littering, and burning
fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are a great
contribution to our air, as it releases
heat into the atmosphere. Imagine
how many cars are there in the
world? All those cars, added up
together, and the heat released into
the air, how much is the temperature
going to rise? The heat will then
result in melting glaciers, polar bears
losing their homes, penguins having
no place to live, arctic foxes having
no place to hunt and many more.