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Acid rain
The document discusses the process of acid rain formation, detailing sources, receptors, and the impacts of fossil fuel emissions. It emphasizes the importance of cooperation among organizations to reduce emissions and enhance environmental outcomes. Key actions for addressing acid rain involve negotiations and strategic changes to remove fossil fuel supply chains.
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Acid rain
- 1. Acid Rain MANAGING ACIDERAINS BI RD BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
- 2. Source internet Courtesy of:NHSavage, Obtained from: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?cu rid=7038792 (Public Domain) BI RD
- 3. Process black boxof making acid rain(s) Acid Rain Black Box Process (F) Source (s) /Inputs Receptors /Outputs Source: author adapted from the internet The noises X F(x) ᵋ BI RD
- 4. H20 So Co No Acid Sulfuric Acid Carbonicacid Acid nitric acid Dry Water Deep Polllutents Acids Fossil fuels emissions The process of making the Acid rains Source: author adapted from the internet Black Box Process insights with the acid rains making ACID RAINS RECEPTORS SOURCES CITIES AND INDUSTRIES The natural environment ‘’The world is a toilet’’ UNSECGEN Antonio Guterres BI RD
- 5. The 3 layersof the process of making acid rains Gas Water solid Entries in the 3 layers 3 2 2 1 1 1 3 1 Clouds + water Wet + Dry depostion Particule pollutante + Dry deposition sources Receptors Source: author adapted from the internet BI RD
- 6. 3 2 1 1 2 3 DRY WET DEPOSITION GASWATER SOLID PHYSICAL ELEMENTS PARTICULE ELEMENTS SOURCES RECEPTIONS (1/3) (1/3) (1/3) (1/3) (1/3) (1/3) AUTHOR TABLE TO REMOVE FUELS EMISSIONS AND REDUCE THE ACID RAINS Removal of dry and water particules sources (3,2) of acid rains can have a huge benefits on other components of the acid processes (2,2) and (2,1) Source: author adapted from the internet BI RD
- 7. solid Water Gas Sources Power in Organisations Emittors (CO2 emissionsare independants and influents) x x x Source: author adapted from the internet Author adapted from the Powers in organizations (Teniere Buchot, former UNEP staff) BI RD
- 8. Conclusion • All isabout the leveraging in the procedure changes, in the world we want and transforming our world, better processes, reducing risks, pollutions, living longer, build back better, healthy life, prosperity for all wellbeing, happiness, peace and security You (and your organisations) Fossile fuels SOURCES Dry particule removals in particule in the fossiles fuel sources What are the actions and the leverage used by the organizations (A) and (B) What is the evolution and impacts on the dry fossile fules Organization producing the dry particules of fossile fuels RECEPTORS B A Process: negotiation, cooperation, discussion, investment, reduction, gender, infrastructure, social justice, equity, smart cities, life on land and under sea, education…. Leverage and procedure for changes actions reactions BI RD
- 9. Negociations with morestakeholders about the full removal of the supply chain of fossil fuels leading to acid rains • In the process of (3.2) CO2 emssion dry particules and the CO2 emission in the water elements (3.2), (2.2) and (2.1) ORGANISATIONS 3.2 ORGANIZATIONS 2.2 ORGANIZATIONS 1.2 Objectives: Meeting with the different organization leaders 3.2, 2.2, and 1.2 in the search of the leverage and the procedure changes Meeting outcomes: How are the measures of the objectives impacting on the natural environment, people lives, livelihood poperties Impacts of the measures on the acid rains on the deposit elements The power organizations with 3 groups of stakeholders BI RD
- 10. THANKS, FRIENDS BUSINESS INNOVATIONRESEARCH DEVELOPMENT E-BIRD CEO E-BIRD CEO BI RD