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Learning Targets “I Can…” -Read a world map and identify the continents and the most heavily populated countries. -Describe how population growth, along with rapid industrialization over the past two centuries, has affected carbon emissions. -Discuss the relationship between population growth and carbon dioxide emissions, as well as the future implications and responsibilities that come with growing affluence around the world.

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Page 1: Learning Targets “I Can…” -Read a world map and identify the continents and the most heavily populated countries. -Describe how population growth, along

Learning Targets“I Can…”

-Read a world map and identify the continents and the most heavily populated countries.-Describe how population growth, along with rapid industrialization over the past two centuries, has affected carbon emissions.-Discuss the relationship between population growth and carbon dioxide emissions, as well as the future implications and responsibilities that come with growing affluence around the world.

Page 2: Learning Targets “I Can…” -Read a world map and identify the continents and the most heavily populated countries. -Describe how population growth, along

Generating Heat

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Introduction

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Introduction

• Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the primary greenhouse gas contributing to global climate change

• Since the Industrial Revolution, humans have been altering the Earth’s climate at an accelerated rate with the increase of CO2 emissions from the burning of fossil fuels.

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What you will do today…

• Analyze an on-line simulation of carbon emissions and population change

• Discuss the relationship between population growth and carbon dioxide emissions, as well as the future implications and responsibilities that come with growing affluence around the world

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