Climate Change

Ainara Rodriguez e Ainoa Santamaria de 3ºB

This change is produced very different time scales and especially climate parameters: temperature, precipitation, cloudiness, etc..Are due to natural causes and, in recent centuries, so that man action on the environment.The term is often used vaguely appropriate, using as a synonym for global warming. UNFCCC(United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change)uses the term climate change only to refer to human-causes. When called, produced by natural climate variability.In some cases, to refer to human-induced change also usesthe term anthropogenic climate change.

Climate change

Greenhouse EffectThe pollution caused by burning fossil fuels is damaging our environment. Emissions from cars, homes or industries are rich in a gas called carbon dioxide. This gas reaches the atmosphere and reflected back to the earth's surface, solar energy. This process is called the greenhouse effect and causes an increase in temperature on our planet.

Climate change nowFossil fuels and global warming:

Burning oil, coal and natural gas has caused increase in CO2 in the atmosphere is 1.4 ppm per year and produces an increase in temperature. It is estimated that the man that measures the temperature at about 150 years has increased 0.5 ° C .

Plan for the future:In the Cretaceous, without human intervention, the CO2 was higher than now and the earth was 8 ° C warmer.AgricultureIt is expected that global warming will have a significant impact affecting agriculture .... These conditions determine the carrying capacity of the biosphere to produce enough food for all humans and pets.

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POLLUTION

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FIRE

Greenhouse effect

Causes of climate change

Variabilitynaturalclimate

External factors

Internal factors

Solar variations

Orbital variations

Continental drift

Ocean currents

Earth's magnetic field

Atmospheric composition

Greenhouse Gases

Sourceanthropogenic

Changing the concentration

Drought in tropicaland flooding in temperate zones

Effects of increased temperature.- Water stress:

Manga del Mar Menor after sea level rise

- Coastal flooding:

- Extinction of species:

Effects of increased temperature

Bengal tiger

shark

eaglecheetah

Tasmanian devil

panda

Tropical fish

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