Climate change Sascha Keßner and Sven Redlich. Structure  What is climate change?  Reasons for the climate change  What can we do to stop it.

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Climate change Sascha Keßner and Sven Redlich

Structure  What is climate change?  Reasons for the climate change  What can we do to stop it

What is climate change?  Increasing of global tempreture  Climate change cause storms, rise of the oceans and ice melting  Grow of dangeous gases like CO²

Reasons for the climate change  Greenhouse gas emissions  CO 2,Methan emissions  Human influence on the nature

What can we do?  Reduce the heating in your house  Use carsharing  use the bus or train  Reduce power consumption

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