Before you begin you should have completed a range of exploratory research on your

topic to truly understand where you are heading.

Read and take notes on RELIABLE articles/books/sites... for your issue record your

ISSUE:
1. Article
link/reference:http://www.wwf.org.au/our_work/people_and_the_environment/global_warming_a
nd_climate_change/

Notes
Effects from greenhouses gas pollution:
-Hotter Days
-More Storms
-Floods
-Snowballs
Summary ideas:
The effects like everyday days becomes hotter, more storm , floods , snowballs and greenhouse
gas pollution.Because of greenhouse gas pollution the Earth is heating up at a much faster rate
than ever before and our oceans are becoming more acidic.

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2. Article link/reference: Climate Video

Notes :

Summary ideas:

-Global warming threatens the integrity of marine and terrestrial habitats and
interrupts natural cycles such as migration and hibernation.
- Protecting the worlds remaining forests from destruction is an important tool for
stemming the harmful effects of greenhouse gas emissions.
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3. Article link/reference: Global Warming -- National Geographic Environment Video

Notes : Global warming could do more than just melt polar ice. It could change our maps, and

displace people from cities and tropical islands.

Summary ideas

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4. Article link/reference:Climate Conservation

Notes : -Global

warming threatens the integrity of marine and terrestrial

habitats and interrupts natural cycles such as
migration and
hibernation.
- Protecting the worlds remaining forests from destruction is an
important tool for stemming the harmful effects of greenhouse gas
emissions.

Summary ideas:Global

warming threatens the integrity of marine and

terrestrial habitats and interrupts natural cycles such as migration and
hibernation.With that we can start or help to protect the worlds remaining
forests from destruction is an important tool for stemming the harmful
effects of greenhouse gas emissions.

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5. Article link/reference Climate Video

Notes
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Summary ideas

Explore the global impact of climate change and its devastating effects and learn what
scientists suggest in response in this short documentary film from National Geographic and
the UN Foundation.
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