Climate Change All over the World .pptx

Climate change refers to significant and lasting changes in the average weather patterns over periods ranging from decades to millions of years. It encompasses both global warming driven by human emissions of greenhouse gases and the resulting large-scale shifts in weather patterns. While climate change is a natural phenomenon, human activities, particularly since the Industrial Revolution, have accelerated its pace and intensity

1. CLIMATE CHANGE B y Saira Anwer

2. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction Introduction What is Climate Change? Definition and basic explanation Difference between climate and weather

3. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction The Science of Climate Change Greenhouse Effect Explanation of greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, N2O, etc.) How they trap heat in the Earth's atmosphere Evidence of Climate Change Rising global temperatures Melting ice caps and glaciers Increased frequency of extreme weather events

4. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction Causes of Climate Change Natural Causes Volcanic eruptions Solar radiation Human Activities Burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas) Deforestation Industrial processes and agriculture

5. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction Impacts of Climate Change Environmental Impacts Rising sea levels Ocean acidification Loss of biodiversity Social and Economic Impacts Food and water security Health risks Economic costs

6. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction Global Responses to Climate Change International Agreements Paris Agreement Kyoto Protocol National and Local Initiatives Renewable energy policies Carbon pricing (taxes and cap-and-trade systems)

7. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction Adaptation Strategies Building Resilience infrastructure improvements (flood defenses, resilient buildings) Sustainable agriculture practices Community Engagement Public education and awareness Community-based adaptation projects

8. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction The Role of Individuals Personal Actions Reducing energy consumption Using public transportation and biking Supporting sustainable products and companies Advocacy Engaging in policy advocacy Participating in local environmental initiatives

9. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction The Future of Climate Action Innovations and Technologies Advances in renewable energy Emerging technologies for carbon removal Youth and Grassroots Movements Role of young activists (e.g., Greta Thunberg) Importance of grassroots and community-led movements

10. Why I chose this area of science Please explain why you chose to investigate this particular aspect of science, computing, or engineering . Introduc Introduction vvv tio Introduction IntroductionvnIntroduction Conclusion Recap of Key Points Understanding climate change Importance of mitigation and adaptation Collective responsibility for action Call to Action Encouragement to get involved and make a difference