Climate change refers to the long term rise in average global temperatures due to human activity like burning fossil fuels. This releases greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, trapping heat and changing the climate in ways that have negative effects. Some consequences of climate change include more extreme weather, economic damages from these events, flooding, landslides and wildfires which can also cause deaths. While natural factors like solar and volcanic activity can influence climate over long periods, human activity is the dominant cause of recent climate change according to scientific studies.

3. - Climate Change is the long term
statistical expression of short term
weather. Climate can be defined as
“expected weather”. Climate may
change in different ways, over
different time.

4. Climate Change has long since
ceased to be a scientific curiosity,
and is no longer just one of many
environmental and regulatory
concerns. It is a growing crisis with
the economic, food production,
security, health and safety, and other
dimension

5. Climate change,
also called global
warming, refers to the
rise of average
surface temperature
on earth.

6. It is due to primarily to
the human use of fossil
fuels, which release
carbon dioxide and other
green house gases into
the air

8. THE
CAUSES
OF CLIMATE

9. *HUMAN ACTIVITIES
-DEFORESTATION
-MINING
-CONTRIBUTE OF THE
GASES
-BURNING FOSSILS
-ILLEGAL FISHING

10. THE EFFECT
OF
CLIMATE
CHANGE

11. *WEATHER CHANGES

12. *ECONOMIC
DAMAGES

13. *LANDSLIDE- a large mass of rocks and
earth
that suddenly and quickly
moves
down the side

14. *FLOODING- a short duration generally
resulting
from the heavy rainfall in the
immediate vicinity

15. *AND ALSO CAUSE DEATH

16. THE NATURAL
CAUSES OF
CLIMATE
CHANGE

17. The earth’s climate can be
affected by natural factors that
are external to the climate
system, such as changes in
volcanic activity, solar output,
and the earth orbit around the
suns.

18. The two factors relevant of
the timescale of contemporary
climate change are changes
in the volcanic activity and
changes in the solar radiation.

19. In terms of the earth balance, these
factors primarily influence the
amount of incoming energy. Volcanic
eruption are episodic and have
relatively short term effects on
climate. Changes in solar irradiance
have contributed to climate trends
over the past century.

20. THE CLIMATE CHANGE ARTICLE
Earth is warming. Sea levels are rising.
There’s more carbon in the air ,and arctic ice
is melting faster than at any time in the
record history. Scientists who study the
environment to better gauge earth future
climate now argue that these changes may
not reverse for a long time.

21. PUBLIC OPINION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
Is the aggregate of attitudes or
beliefs held by the adult population
concerning the science,
economics, and politics of global
warming. It is affected by media
coverage of climate change.

22. CLIMATE CHANGE ON OTHER COUNTRY
The median of people perceiving it
as a threat was 47% . Latin America
and developed countries in Asia led
the belief that climate was a result
of human activities, while Africa,
parts of Asia and Middle East, and
countries from the former Soviet
Union led in the opposite.

23. STUDY OF
CLIMATE
CHANGE
CONDITION

24. PALEOCLIMATOLOGY
The study of climate
condition, and their causes
and effects, in the geologic
past, using evidence found
in glacial deposits, fossils,
and sediments.

25. UNEP ON CLIMATE CHANGE
State of global environment,
international partnership, global
sustainability. World mostly urgently
up action to cut a further 25%
predicted 2030 emission.
Ecosystem management.

26. Definition of
Terms in Climate
Change

27. Climate change refers to the rise in average
surface
temperature on Earth. It’s due to human
activity.Temperature is an objective comparative
measurement of hot or cold.
Carbon dioxide: is an element that’s all over
the
world. It is a colorless and odorless gas
that
is vital to life of earth.

28. Global warming a gradual
increase of temperature
Erosion the action of the
surface
processes that remove the
soil
& rock

29. Greenhouse gases is
the atmosphere that absorbs and
emits radiation with the thermal
ranges. In greenhouse energy
from the sun passes the glass as
rays of light. This energy absorb
by the plant, soil, and other
objects in the green house.

30. THAT’S WHY SAVE THE EARTH