Sign up for recycling collection duties below: Announce for bins & Recycling Weigher (1) _ Weight math on the board (1) _____.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

China: An economic panacea for Latin America? Jorge Blázquez Paris, March 2006.

Advertisements

ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE Climate Change Challenge and Opportunity Michael Shore DENR Climate and Mercury Workshop April 21, 2004.

To understand the term carbon footprint. To be able to evaluate information and work independently. To be able to create your carbon footprint, and explain.

Climate Change - Meteorologists in Action C Y Lam Hong Kong Observatory.

Dealing with Global Warming SNC2D. The IPCC The IPCC is the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a group of the world’s leading climate scientists.

BOOMERANG ALLIANCE WASTE In A Changing Climate. Boomerang Alliance Objective… By… TO BRING WASTE BACK TO ZERO 1.Adopting Waste Levies to fully recover.

Learning Targets “I Can…” -Read a world map and identify the continents and the most heavily populated countries. -Describe how population growth, along.

Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Gas Source: IPCC (2007); based on global emissions from 2004.

Climate. History of Energy Use Energy for Sustainability (2008)

Climate Change - International Efforts. Direct Observation of Climate Change Source: IPCC 4AR.

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Presentation Based on the Fourth Assessment Report Climate Change 2007.

Look at the Pink sheet - Reflect On your Do Now – rate yourself in each area. 1.Which 3 areas did you score highest? 2.Which three areas did you score.

greenhouse the effect Heat from the sun shines onto the Earth. It passes through a blanket of gases in our atmosphere.

When you use fossil fuels, like heating oil to keep your house warm or gasoline for your family’s car, these things create carbon dioxide, also called.

Global Citizenship Litter and Waste. What is a Global Citizen? Global Citizenship means that as citizens of the world, we have responsibilities to each.

Global Warming Jayden Jones. Global warming is the term used to describe a gradual increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and its.

Challenges of the current European Energy Policy Rafael Miranda CEO of Endesa President of Eurelectric Athens, 22th of May of 2008.

China and Its Impact on World Energy Consumption Dan Westbrook.

Economic Implications of Global Convergence on Emission Intensities Govinda R. Timilsina Senior Economist The World Bank, Washington, DC 32 nd USAEE/IAEE.

Ecological level of globalization. Ecology Ecology – science dealing with relations between live organisms and their environment Ecology – activity of.

What is a Carbon Footprint? It’s a measure of the impact our activities have on the environment. It shows how our activities will affect climate change.

Bellringer Do you think average seasonal temperatures have changed in the past few years? How do you think recent temperatures may compare.

© Oxford University Press Global warming – the future Climate change – what next? It’s April Scientists from more than 100 countries have.

29 SEPTEMBER 2007 The Commerce of Climate PHOTO BY ROGER BRAITHWAITE AND JAY ZWALLY.

Green School. Our Intentions Hinson Middle School is working together to create a series of “green school” models and projects. We are making a stand.

Supporting education in Ethiopia Understanding Climate Change.

Reasons for the “Development Gap”.. Social and Economic Groupings of Nations... OBJECTIVES: Indentify FOUR new ways of grouping countries. Explain different.

Paper Recycling Helps the WORLD. What is Recycling? Recycling happens when old, discarded materials are used again to make other new products. For example,

The Global Economic Environment The Coming Boom Wealthy Industrial Countries Developing Countries East Asia South Asia Latin America

Climate Change Pre-Quiz 1.What is the “greenhouse effect”? 2.What are examples of greenhouse gases? 3.Is climate change natural or human- made? How do.

Sub-GLOBAL GUESSWORK FRAMEWORK space time GLOBAL GCI C & C - A Syntax for Survival Globalisation of Consciousness Science and the Risks.

Positions of International Players on Climate Change.

Country Emissions Who’s Responsible? Per capita Greenhouse Pollution CO2e GDP PPP$ Australia USA Canada Russia EU (25) Japan Mexico Brazil China Indonesia.

Why we have to fight for our right to develop.  We are developing very rapidly  The west caused problems and now want us to fix them  We are the world’s.

 Australia Supportive  CO2 reduction Want funding  Brazil Supportive  Deforestation reduction  China Supportive  Ecuador Need funding Oil producing.

Green Music The Music Industry and Sustainable Practices.

Global Warming Climate Change. The Question  The question is NOT whether the average global temperature is going up.  The question is whether or not.

Earth’s Changing Environment Lecture 1 The Next Mass Extinction?

Copenhagen Summit How countries work together to bring about environmental sustainability.

AP Human Geography: Grab the warm up article on your way in, but don’t write on it! Answer questions in your warm up section.

If the world was 100 people? WHAT WOULD IT LOOK LIKE?

Kyoto Protocol. What is Kyoto protocol?  UN held a conference on environment (known as Earth Summit) in Brazil in ’92.  A treaty called United Nations.

Today’s Plan Logistics – Announcements—be sure to check –General Questions about Brochures I will be checking with groups during mentor session 7pm.

Climate Change Policy By the Numbers. 1. India plans to nearly triple greenhouse gas emissions over the next 15 years. Why might this be fair/unfair?

BACKGROUND TO THE CDM By Philip M. Gwage. Structure of Presentation Background  Climate Change Convention  Kyoto Protocol The Clean Development Mechanism.

Climate change assessments to date Earth Science 1 March 27, 2012.

Taking Action to Slow Climate Change 9.3. Identify Bias.

Mission Update What is your personal position on the following: 1.Climate change/Global warming is happening. 2.Climate change/Global warming is caused.

Do Now  Weekly Reflection Time Write about any of the following OR draw a picture:  It’s been awhile since we’ve talked about what you all want to do.

World Climate: Negotiate a Global Climate Agreement.

Global climate change Topic 7 Part 2. The oceans and the carbon cycle.

What impact do you have on the world?. Review: movie  Humans have impacted over 83% of the earth  The four factors that have had the most impact on.

To recap… What are some of the consequences of global warming for Africa and the Arctic?

Unit 3 GEOG3: Contemporary Geographical Issues

Climate footprints of hydrogen for transport end use

Climate Change: How does Human Activity Affect Climate Change?

Sign up for recycling collection duties below:

Drivers and Emissions workgroup

Welcome to the Climate Change Negotiations

By Peters, et al TYSON METCALF ECON 5430

Welcome to the Climate Change Negotiations

What relevance does this have to what we have been learning so far?

Trading Blocs (Free-trade associations)

Vertebrate and Invertebrate Scavenger Hunt

ایالات متحده آمریکا ایالات متحده آمریکا United States of America

Welcome to the Climate Change Negotiations

Temperature and CO2 Trends.

Human Based C02 Emission.

11/8/13 “Why not MADE IN USA?” If someone asked you, “Why aren’t more things made in the USA,” what would you tell them? On desk: list of 5 items from.

Presentation transcript:

Sign up for recycling collection duties below: Announce for bins & Recycling Weigher (1) _________________ Weight math on the board (1) _____________________ Classrooms (3) _____________________ Main Office, Teacher’s Room (2) _______________________ Multi, Computer Lab & Admin wing (1) _______________________ Art room (1) ______________________________ Cardboard from Multi (2) ___________________________ Bottles & Cans (3) ___________________________________

12/12/13 Project Earth Agenda 1.E-waste pick-up today! 2.Discuss “Carbon Footprint” activity 3.The Warsaw Climate Talks (news articles & debrief)

My Carbon Footprint What are some things you’re doing that have a high carbon impact? Home/EnergyDriving/FlyingWasteFood

My Carbon Footprint What are some things you’re doing that lower your carbon impact? Home/EnergyDriving/FlyingWasteFood

My Carbon Footprint Your total Greenhouse Gas emissions? U.S. average: World average: How does this make you feel?

“Developed” vs. “Developing” Countries Developed countries: Countries that have already gone through industrialization Usually wealthier, first-world countries Developing countries: Countries that have not finished industrializing Usually more impoverished, 2 nd & 3 rd world countries

World Economic Development Map Countries by 2012 GDP (PPP) per capita, from World Bank data

Players in International Climate Talks IPCC = Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change International organization working to assess climate change. EU = European Union mostly developed nations U.S. & other first-world countries usually align with EU LMDC = Like-Minded Group of Developing Countries Countries such as Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Bolivia, Malaysia, China, India, Cuba, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Thailand…

Warsaw Climate Talks (2013) International community just finished this year’s climate talks in Warsaw, Poland. Your task: 1.Read your article together with partner. 2.Fill out chart with all relevant information. 3.Report out to class.

Developing CountriesDeveloped Countries Details of Warsaw agreementState of global warming today & Groups that walked out