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The document discusses a presentation on climate change and its impact in Bangladesh. It defines key terms like weather, climate, global warming, and climate change. It notes that while global warming is an increase in average temperatures, climate change refers more broadly to changes in weather patterns. The presentation then explores how climate change affects agriculture in Bangladesh by impacting crop production, fisheries, livestock, and forestry through higher temperatures, changes in rainfall, sea level rise, and drought.
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Climate change refers to changes in long-term weather patterns due to both natural and human causes. It differs from weather which describes short-term changes in temperature, precipitation and wind in a particular region. The main causes of climate change are variations in solar radiation, changes in greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane, and human activities that emit more greenhouse gases. Effects of climate change include flooding of coastal cities, droughts, extreme weather events, sea level rise, and health impacts. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through measures like using public transport, renewable energy and tree planting can help mitigate climate change.
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Climate change is caused by an increase in greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide that trap heat in the atmosphere. The planet is warming due to human activities like burning fossil fuels. Evidence of climate change includes rising global temperatures, sea level rise, shrinking ice sheets, and more extreme weather. Continued climate change will severely impact regions through increased flooding, drought, wildfires, and effects on agriculture, ecosystems, and infrastructure. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through individual actions and policy changes can help mitigate further climate change impacts.
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- 7. Global warming • Causer: greenhouse effect ( Definitely indicating human activities) • Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reported that global average surface temperature increase 0.9℃ from 1880 to 2012 • Predicted that by the end of the 21st century the global mean surface temperature would increase by 0.3 to 5.4 °C 7 Climate Change and its Impact in Bangladesh
- 8. Climate Change A change in global or regional climate patterns. Causes: Variations in the sun’s energy reaching earth, changes in the reflectivity of earth’s atmosphere and surface as well as changes in the greenhouse effect Exposes: Sea level rise; ice mass loss in glaciers worldwide; extreme weather events Climate Change and its Impact in Bangladesh 8
- 9. Are Global Warming & Climate Change Same Thing? • Climate change is the side effect of Global warming • Global warming is the long-term trend of rising average global temperature • Includes warming and the impacts of warming • Warming is caused by both- human-caused and those that occur naturally, like ice ages • Symptom of human-caused climate change Climate Change and its Impact in Bangladesh 9
- 10. Effect of Climate Change on Agriculture • Temperature • Sea level rise • Index of aridity • Humidity, wind flow and temperature • Production of different crops • Less rainfall • Higher evaporation Climate Change and its Impact in Bangladesh 10
- 11. Impacts of Climate change on Agriculture • On crop production • On fisheries • On livestock • On forestry Climate Change and its Impact in Bangladesh 11
- 12. Impact on Crop Production • Temperature • Rainfall • Sea Level Rise • Drought Impact on Fisheries • On reproduction and growth of fish • On species composition, abundance and distribution • On Aquaculture Climate Change and its Impact in Bangladesh 12
- 13. Impact on Livestock • Extreme hot weather • Grassland changes • Temperature and Growth Impact on Forestry Climate Change and its Impact in Bangladesh 13
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- 15. Now, its your turn! Climate Change and its Impact in Bangladesh 15