Global warming power point presentation.pdf

Global warming presentation (class work)

1. GLOBAL WARMING
Tovar Garcia Laura 5AP3M
José Trinidad Treviño O.

2. Global warming refers to the long-term
increase in Earth's surface temperature
due to human activities, primarily the
emission of greenhouse gases

3. BURNING OF
FOSSIL FUELS

MAIN CAUSES OF GLOBAL WARMING

TRANSPORTATION

The combustion of fossil fuels
in vehicles for transportation is
a significant source of CO2
emissions.

METHANE
EMISSIONS

Agricultural practices, such as
rice cultivation release big
amounts of methane into the
atmosphere.

The combustion of fossil fuels,
such as coal, oil, and natural
gas

DEFORESTATION

The clearing of forests for
agriculture and urban
development reduces the
number of trees that can
absorb CO2

4. GLOBAL WARMING EFFECTS

MELTING ICE
AND RISING SEA
LEVELS

RISING
TEMPERATURES
EXTREME
WEATHER
EVENTS

5. 10 cm (3 in)
General sea level rise
+1’1ºC
Global temperatures
+67 %
Global fossil CO2 emissions

1993-2020
1990-2020
1990-2018

6. SOLUTIONS TO GLOBAL WARMING
●SUSTAINABLE
AGRICULTURE

●TRANSITION TO
RENEWABLE ENERGY

●REFORESTATION AND
AFFORESTATION

●ELECTRIFICATION OF
TRANSPORTATION

Addressing global warming requires
comprehensive and coordinated
efforts to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions, adapt to the changing
climate, and transition to sustainable
practices

7. Understanding global warming is crucial
for several reasons, as it has far-reaching
implications for the environment, society,
and the well-being of future generations.

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