INTRO Objective 02/11/2013 Explain the relationship between the greenhouse effect and global warming. What is global warming? Did humans cause it to happen?

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INTRO Objective 02/11/2013 Explain the relationship between the greenhouse effect and global warming. What is global warming? Did humans cause it to happen?

Global Warming Play HeatWaves Video

Global Warming What is the “Greenhouse Effect”? The warming of the earth due to an excess amount of: Carbon Dioxide Water Vapor Other gases Play Greenhouse Effect Video

Global Warming Is this natural? Yes, but… An excess of these gases makes it worse

Global Warming

What is “Global Warming”? A gradual increase in average global temperature

Global Warming What causes GW and the GHE? Pollution Burning fossil fuels Deforestation

Global Warming Who/what is effected by this? Climate Plants Animals Play Extreme Weather Video

Global Warming So… what can be done? Pollution laws International Treaties Caring! Play Changes Video Then Play Melting Alaska Video

Objective 02/11/2013 Outro Explain the relationship between the greenhouse effect and global warming. What can you do to help stop global warming? (3 things)