 Aim: How do people affect the carbon cycle? James Bishop Albert Shanker School for Visual and Performing Arts.

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 Aim: How do people affect the carbon cycle? James Bishop Albert Shanker School for Visual and Performing Arts

The Carbon Cycle What is Carbon?  Click Below to find out! What is the Carbon Cycle?  Click me to Find out! PPA Step 1

Carbon Emissions  Burning Fossil fuels adds carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.  Deforestation of the rainforest Makes it harder for plants to soak up the Carbon Dioxide  Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere absorbs heat PPA Step 1

What the problem with carbon dioxide? WWhat does this graph tell you about carbon dioxide emissions? TThe amount of CO2 is increasing. WWhy is this so bad? GGlobal Warming or Climate Change IIncreased Temperature PPA Step 2

What causes increased carbon emissions?  Carbon Emissions come from many different sources.  Identify some of the different sources of carbon emissions in your everyday life. PPA Step 3

What are we doing about carbon emissions?  The environmental protection agency (EPA) has taken many steps to try and reduce carbon emissions.  Look at the EPA Webpage and find some strategies that they are using to reduce emissions! PPA Step 4

Are out policies working?  Evaluate the graph!  Do you think our current policies on carbon emissions are effective? Why? PPA Step 4

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