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Yellowstone National Park poses a potential global risk due to its supervolcano. 1) Yellowstone sits atop one of the largest supervolcanoes on Earth, which last erupted 640,000 years ago. 2) An eruption could have devastating consequences, ejecting huge amounts of volcanic material into the atmosphere and potentially cooling the climate globally for years. 3) Millions of people living throughout North America would be at risk from the far-reaching effects of ash and gas from an eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano.
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- 1. Why is Yellowstone National Park a risk to millions of people? Lesson Objective: To understand the global risk of Yellowstone Year. 8- Risky World
- 2. Global Risk Define ‘global risk’ and give examples Confident Individual
- 3. Yellowstone National Park The park located in the North-Western US state of Wyoming, but also extends into Montana and Idaho The park receives 3 million visitors a year
- 4. What's risky about Yellowstone National Park? Picture Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 What is the risk? How risky? (global or local and rank)
- 5. Thousands of un-tamed grizzly bears roam the park
- 6. Many natural boiling hot springs and pools called geysers are found in the park
- 7. 3 million visitors drive through the park each year
- 8. The park covers an area of 2.2 million acres
- 9. The park experiences 2000-3000 earthquakes each year
- 10. The park contains 120 waterfalls
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- 13. A journey to the centre of the earth... Why Where When What Whilst watching the video think about what you want to know about the centre of the earth Independent Enquirer Who How
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