PowerPoint about global warming.

1. BY ROBERTO AND CRISTIAN
ENVIRONMENT 3S
TERMOLI, ITALY

2. WHAT IS IT?
Global warming is a
phenomenon that began
with the growing
industrialization in the
world.

3. Global warming is a growing phenomenon caused by
human activities by increasing concentrations of
greenhouse gases in the atmosphere:
 Industrial activities;
 Deforestation, infact in Italy the 35% of the forest
ecosystems is under conditions of risk; the most tree
that is under conditions of risk are oaks, conifers and
chestnuts;
 Burning of fossil fuels;
 Agriculture and intensive farming.
WHAT ARE THE CAUSES?

4. The effects of global warming are a lot:
 Rising sea levels with the risk of severe flooding;
 Expansion of desert areas and dry river;
 Withdrawal and melting glaciers;
 Risk of extinction of many species of animals;
 Dangers to human activities such as in agricultural
production.

5.  DATE: 30 November 2015 – 11 December 2015;
 LOCATION: Le Bourget in the suburb of Paris, France;
 ALSO KNOW AS: COP 21/ CMP 11
 PARTICIPANTS :UNFCCC member countries

6. The United Nations Climate Change
Conference is being this year in Le
Bourget, a town near Paris.
It is the 11° session of the Meeting of
the Parties to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.

7. KYOTO PROTOCOL
 WHAT IS IT?
The Kyoto Protocol is an international treaty, which
extends the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention
on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
 WHAT ARE THE OBJECTIVES?
Reduce greenhouse gases emissions, based on the premise
that global warming exists and man-made CO2 emission
have caused it.
The Protocol is based on the principle of common but
differentiated responsibilities: it puts the obligation to
reduce current emissions on developed countries on the
basis that they are historically responsible for the current
levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

10.  The conference objective is to achieve a legally binding
and universal agreement on climate from all the
nations of the world.
 Researchers in the UN Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change have agreed on that this is necessary
to avoid serious climate catastrophes and that a result
in turn requires greenhouse gas emission.
THE CONFERENCE
OBJECTIVE

11.  WHAT IS IT?
Greenpeace is one of the largest environmental movement in the
world. It is a not violent association that denouncing
environmental problems in the world.
 HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE IN THIS ASSOCIATION?
It’s about three million supporters worldwide.
 WHERE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT OFFICE OF GREENPEACE?
The head office is in Amsterdam.
 WHAT ARE THE OBJECTIVES?
The main targets of Greenpeace are: no deforestation,
protect the seas and oceans, decrease the intensive
agriculture and OGM, and eliminate nuclear power plants.

12.  The location of UNFCCC talks is rotated by regions
throughout United Nations countries. The
conference will be held at Le Bourget from
November 30 to December 11, 2015.
 As 2012 France generated over 90% of its electricity
from zero carbon sources, including nuclear,
hydroeletric and wind. By producing fewer
greenhouses gases, France’s advanced thechologies,
mostly powered by nuclear power systems.

13. NEGOTIATIONS