The presentation highlights the severe threat of climate change on human health, the environment, and food and water supplies, urging a shift towards renewable energy. It presents statistical data on energy consumption and emissions, recommending increased funding for sustainable energy research and incentives for its adoption. The aim is to empower individuals and organizations to take action against climate change, emphasizing the urgent need for change to protect future generations.

1. ALTERING
PERCEPTIONS OF
CLIMATE CHANGE
Presentation by:
Frank Cheng
Diamond Rose Lumba
Bhupesh Pandey
Prepared by:
Diamond Rose Lumba

2. “There is no greater threat

3. to future generations

4. than climate change”

5. as quoted from this man

7. Climate change

8. not only affects

9. the environment

10. but it also…

11. affects the health of the human
species.

12. From the quality of air we breath

13. to the supply of water we drink

14. and the food we eat,

15. It also increases our chances of

16. catching infectious diseases.

17. As remarked by her

19. she’s the Director-General of WHO

20. So let’s proceed as to why we are
here

21. Empower
people to tackle
the challenge of
climate change
Encourage to
use or switch to
renewable
energy options
Target countries
with high coal
consumption to
generate energy

22. Environmental
Economic and
Social Factors
Energy
Production &
Consumption
1995 to 2013
39 Countries

23. CO2 Emissions (kt)
Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions (kt)
Methane Emissions (kt)
Nitrous Oxide Emissions (kt)
Non-renewable Energy Consumption (mtoe)
Renewable Energy Consumption (mtoe)
Adult Mortality Rate
Life Expectancy at Birth (years)
GDP per Capita (US$)
Manufacturing, Value Added (M US$)
Health Expenditure per Capita (US$)
Nat Gas Production (mtoe)
Coal Production (mtoe)
Employment in Agriculture (%)
Physicians (per 1,000)
Agricultural land (%)
Forest Area (%)
Rural Population (%)
Urban Population (%)

24. Dashboard 1
Trend

28. Dashboard 2
Correlation

32. Predictio
n

33. What drives Adult Mortality Rate?
Location - 96%
Forest Area & Coal
Production - 69%
Agricultural Land & Coal
Production - 68%
Coal Production & Renewable
Energy - 67%

34. Health
Expenditure
Coal
Production
Methane
Emission
Renewable
Energy
Employment
in Agriculture
What drives Adult Life Expectancy at Birth?
Increased Adult Life
Expectancy at birth

35. Social Media
Analytics

36. Keywords Theme
s
25 August 2014 to 25 August 2016
Data Collected

39. Recommendat
ion

40. Encourage organisations to
investigate their energy
consumption and switch to
sustainable/renewable
energy.
Provide funding in the
research and development
of other renewable energy
resources.
Local and state
governments,
environmental lobby groups
and social enterprise must
promote the use of
renewable energy sources.
It is recommended that:
Provide subsidies to homes (as per council
rates) where solar panels are used.
Provide tax benefits to industrial organisations
for the use of renewable energy and on FDI
investments in renewable energy production
Support social enterprise

41. So

42. we are nearing the end of our
presentation

43. our team hopes that you now feel..

44. empowered

45. and are feeling more compelled

46. to switch to using renewable energy.

47. You

48. yes, you

49. can become an instrument of change

50. on both your own little and big ways.

51. Because the biggest threat to our
future

52. is by not acting now.

53. as quoted from this guy

55. From our team to you, thank you!