1. The Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming Climate Change Facts, Opinions, Debate and Action

2. Objectives MUST: recall some of the key facts of The Greenhouse Effect and Global warming SHOULD: be able to describe a number of ways of dealing with CO2 emissions COULD: be able to explain the challenges for society in tackling the issue of global warming and it’s potential effects

3. Facts

4. CO 2 is a greenhouse gas (the more there is, the more it traps Solar Energy)

5. Facts CO 2 is a greenhouse gas (the more there is, the more it traps Solar Energy) Human Activities, mostly involving fuel use, add large quantities of CO 2 to the atmosphere

6. Facts CO 2 is a greenhouse gas (the more there is, the more it traps Solar Energy) Human Activities, mostly involving fuel use, add large quantities of CO 2 to the atmosphere CO 2 levels are increasing

7. Facts CO 2 is a greenhouse gas (the more there is, the more it traps Solar Energy) Human Activities, mostly involving fuel use, add large quantities of CO 2 to the atmosphere CO 2 levels are increasing Average Global Temperatures are increasing

8. Average Temperatures

9. Temperatures

10. Levels of CO 2 - Recent

11. Levels of CO 2 - Historical

12. Is CO 2 causing Global Warming?

13. Is CO 2 Causing Global Warming?

14. Maybe, Maybe not?

15. Opinions or Arguments from Authority?

16. The Rise in CO 2 levels is causing Global Warming

17. Opinions or Arguments from Authority? The Rise in CO 2 levels is causing Global Warming Global Warming is responsible for Climate Change

18. Opinions or Arguments from Authority? The Rise in CO 2 levels is causing Global Warming Global Warming is responsible for Climate Change Climate Change is responsible for the extreme weather in recent years

19. Opinions or Arguments from Authority? The Rise in CO 2 levels is causing Global Warming Global Warming is responsible for Climate Change Climate Change is responsible for the extreme weather in recent years Climate Change will.....

20. What can be done? Should something be done?

21. What can Scientists do? Debate and Discuss Use Arguments from Authority Find ways to reduce CO 2 : Emissions - Energy Use Containing and Reducing Atmospheric CO 2

22. How to Reduce CO2 Cut Emissions - Energy Efficiency, Restrictions on Energy use (Taxes on Cars?) Carbon Neutral – Plants trees, plants, to remove CO 2

23. Arguments Deductive Arguments = reasoning from the general to the specific Inductive Arguments = reasoning from specific observations to a broader generalisation Arguments from Authority = Opinion offered by an expert on the basis of their knowledge... Arguments from Analogy = Reasoning based on percived similarities.... Casual Arguments = These claim that something has happened as a direct result of something else occurring previously....

24. Climate Change – What can be done?

25. Tackling Climate Change Carbon Footprint Carbon Neutral Energy Efficiency

26. Tackling Climate Change Reduce Fuel Use Increase Energy Efficiency Reducing Deforestation / Planting more Trees Carbon Capture and Storage

27. Problems Associated with Tackling Climate Change Costly – Economic Slowdown Personal Demands and Comforts Demands for raw materials and expanding population