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Global warming is considered one of the greatest environmental threats of the 21st century. While scientists debated the causes and effects of global warming in the 1980s and early 1990s, a consensus was reached in the late 1990s that global warming is a serious concern. This document assigns a group project to create a presentation investigating why global warming should be a concern and to include an introduction, explanation of causes and effects in developed and developing countries, evaluation of different viewpoints, solutions, and a conclusion stating the group's opinions.
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Global warming is considered one of the greatest environmental threats of the 21st century. While scientists debated the causes and effects of global warming in the 1980s and early 1990s, a consensus was reached in the late 1990s that global warming is a serious concern. This document instructs students to prepare a presentation investigating why global warming should be a concern and to include an introduction, explanation of causes and effects in developed and developing countries, evaluation of different viewpoints, potential solutions, and a conclusion with their own opinions.
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The Maldives is an archipelago of low-lying coral islands in the Indian Ocean that is highly vulnerable to sea level rise from climate change. Most of the islands are less than 1 meter above sea level, and oceanographers predict that most will be washed away within 30 years as sea levels continue to rise. This existential threat has prompted the Maldives government to purchase land in other countries to potentially relocate its population of 300,000 people as climate change makes the islands uninhabitable. Tourism is a key industry for the Maldives that is also threatened by sea level rise, as higher seas destroy the coral reefs that form the islands and attract visitors.
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Global warming is considered one of the greatest environmental threats of the 21st century. While scientists debated the causes and effects of global warming in the 1980s and early 1990s, a consensus was reached in the late 1990s that global warming is a serious concern. This document instructs students to prepare a presentation investigating why global warming should be a concern and to include an introduction, explanation of causes and effects in developed and developing countries, evaluation of different viewpoints, solutions, and a conclusion with their own opinions.
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The Maldives is an archipelago of low-lying coral islands in the Indian Ocean that is highly vulnerable to sea level rise from climate change. Most of the islands are less than 1 meter above sea level, and oceanographers predict that most will be washed away within 30 years as sea levels continue to rise. This existential threat has prompted the Maldives government to purchase land in other countries to potentially relocate its population of 300,000 people as climate change makes the islands uninhabitable. Tourism is a key industry for the Maldives that is also threatened by sea level rise, as higher seas destroy the coral reefs that form the islands and attract visitors.
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Global warming
- 1. Why should we be concerned about Global Warming?
- 2. “Why should we be concerned about Global Warming?” Many people consider that Global Warming is the greatest environmental threat of the 21st Century. However, during the 80s and early 90s scientists argued about the causes and effects of global warming. In the late 1990s scientists reached a consensus that global warming was a cause for concern. So, why should you be concerned about global warming?
- 3. Assignment Your group assignment is to prepare and present a 5 minute power point presentation investigating the following question … “Why should we be concerned about Global Warming?” Your presentation should include: • Introduction • Explanation of the causes of global warming (incl. evidence) • Explanation of the effects of global warming in both MEDCs and LEDCs (incl. evidence) • Evaluation of the different viewpoints held about global warming by MEDCs and LEDCs • Solutions to the problem • Conclusion (incl. your own opinions on this subject)
- 4. Introduction
- 5. Explanation of the causes of global warming
- 7. Explanation of the effects of global warming in both MEDCs and LEDCs
- 8. Explanation of the effects of global warming in both MEDCs and LEDCs
- 9. Evaluation of the different viewpoints held about global warming by MEDCs and LEDCs
- 10. Solutions to the problem…
- 11. Conclusion (including your own opinions)