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Our Topic
Environment and Climate Change
• Ayesha Siddiqua -21306068
• Soikot Jahan -21306100
• M M Nabil Hasan -21306061
• Wakil Ahmed -21306083
• Abu Rayhan -21306091
• Mehbuba Merin -21306073
What is Climate Change
• Climate change is a long-term change in the
average weather patterns that have come to
define Earth's local, regional and global
climates.
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How it occurs
Mainly Climate Change is
happened for Greenhouse
Gases .
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Green House
Gases
Greenhouse gases are gases in Earth's atmosphere that trap heat
Causes of Green House
Gases
Burning fossil fuel
Deforestation
•Coal
•Natural gas
•Petroleum
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Some Green House
Gases
Carbon
dioxide (CO2
),
Sulfur
Hexafluoride
(SF6)
Methane (CH4
),
Nitrogen
Trifluoride
(NF3)
Nitrous
oxide (N2O)
Hydrofluoroc
arbon-23
(HFC-23)
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Burning
Fossil Fuel
When fossil fuels are
burned, they release
nitrogen oxides into
the atmosphere, which
contribute to the
formation of smog and
acid rain. The most
common nitrogen-
related compounds
emitted into the air
by human activities
are collectively
referred to as
These Gases
increasing the gross
temperature over the
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Deforestatio
n
•The action of clearing a wide area of trees.
The effects of
deforestation
The three main consequences of
deforestation are:
Loss of biodiversity
Soil degradation
Global warming
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Impact of Climate
Changes
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A seasonal accumulation of
slow-melting packed snow.
Snowpack
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Drought
A drought is a period of drier-than-normal conditions that results
in water-related problems.
Whenever the Earth’s
tempareture is
increasing due to
climate changes then
Drought is occurred.
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Agriculture
•Agricultural field
going to harm .
•Farmer don’t
cultivate there
land due to
shortest of water
or flood.
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Hydro
Electric
power
Producing
Electricity is
interrupted due to
Drought
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Flood
As warmer temperatures
cause more water to
evaporate from the land
and oceans, changes in the
size and frequency
of heavy precipitation
events may in turn affect
the size and frequency of
river flooding.
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Natural
Disaster
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Cyclone
The most direct
influence of
climate change on
the impacts of
tropical cyclones
is via coastal
flooding.
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Forest Fire
As a driver of
climate change,
wildfires release
huge quantities of
greenhouse gases
to the atmosphere.
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Industrial
revolution
Many scientists believe, however, that with
the dawn of the industrial age—and the
burning of fossil fuels such as coal,
natural gas, and oil—humans began
to significantly add to the amounts of
carbon dioxide and other greenhouse
gases in the atmosphere, enhancing the
planet's natural greenhouse effect and
causing higher temperatures.
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Keep fossil
fuels in the
ground.
Invest in
renewable
energy. ...
Switch to
sustainable
transport.
...
Help us keep
our homes
cosy.
Improve
farming and
encourage
vegan diets.
.Restore
nature to
absorb more
carbon.
How do we solve Climate
Change
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Adaptation mea
ns
anticipating
the adverse
effects of
climate change
and taking
appropriate
action to
prevent or
minimize the
damage they
can cause, or
Adaptation
Mitigation mea
ns making the
impacts of
climate change
less severe by
preventing or
reducing the
emission of
greenhouse
gases (GHG)
into the
atmosphere.
Mitigation
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“Human-induced
climate change has
contributed to
changing patterns
of extreme weather
across the globe,
from longer and
hotter heat waves
to heavier rains”
Conclusion
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THANK YOU
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