Climate Change: Solutions What is being done and what can we do?

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Climate Change: Solutions What is being done and what can we do?

Questions I hope to answer: What can be done to reduce fossil fuel emissions? What can we do?

Individuals Families Schools Cities States Country Planet

There is not just one solution… Energy Conservation Renewable Energy Carbon Capture and Storage Transportation Education Political Engagement

Recycle. © 2007National Wildlife Federation Dress lightly when it's hot, or use a fan. Use less air conditioning. Dress warmly when it’s cold instead of turning up the heat. Walk short distances instead of using the car. Plant a tree or a garden. Simple Things to Do

Turn off your computer or the TV when you’re not using it. Take shorter showers. Heating water uses energy. Keep rooms cool by closing the blinds, shades, or curtains. Turn off the lights when you leave a room. © 2007National Wildlife Federation …More Simple Things to Do

Incandescent Light bulb Compact Fluorescent Light bulb (CFL) Energy Conservation: Why use CFLs? Energy Conservation: Why use CFLs? Energy use (watts) 13 Light (lumens) 800 Lifetime cost $10 Mercury pollution 1.6 mg Energy use (watts) 60 Light (lumens) 800 Lifetime cost $40 Mercury pollution 5.5 mg  Source: Energystar.gov

Renewable energy Battle Creek Elementary, St. Paul, MN Proctor Public Schools, MN

Carbon Capture and Storage Source:

Transportation Source: Metro Transit HybridbusL.jpg Source: Star Tribune images/marcot_ _biker.JPG

Educate Others A brochure developed by a sixth grader for an open house at their school.

Educate Others A poster made by a sixth grader for an open house at their school.

Local Political Work Building on Minnesota's leadership in renewable energy, students rallied in favor of the MN Solar Energy Standard at the state capitol in 2013, which was enacted. Source: staff/

National Political Work Politicians want to hear from people like you who care about issues in your community. Communicate with them by , phone or in person!

If you made a plan of action… How would you reduce fossil fuel emissions from your school? What would factor into your decisions? Money Scientific Data Environment Other

Your Action Plan How would you reduce fossil fuel emissions from your school? You must choose at least one strategy from each category: Energy Conservation Transportation Renewable Energy Education Carbon Capture and Storage

Credits Thank you to the National Wildlife Federation for giving permission to use slides from Climate Classroom. Hickey, Laura. (2007). Whats up with global warming? Retrieved October 10, 2007, from