Climate Change


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What is the Paris Agreement, and what are its goals?

The Paris Agreement is an international treaty aimed at limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels and pursuing efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

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Climate Change Quiz

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The Earth's overall temperature has varied throughout history, but current climate change is characterized by an abrupt increase.

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Why do fruits and products from the tropics and subtropics rarely show up on shelves in the bleak 2050 scenario?

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Why is sea level rise expected to continue past 2100?

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Urban wildlife includes animals like squirrels, pigeons, and .

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What did simulations using only natural causes of climate change predict for the 20th century?

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Climate Change Knowledge Test

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Investments in climate adaptation should be scientifically solid and socially just, focusing on low-income communities.

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The rapid increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has warmed the planet at a slow and steady rate.

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Some communities are unable to keep pace with what's constantly destroyed.

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How is "vulnerability" defined in the climate risk map?

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What has been the trend for record highs versus record lows in the 2000s?

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Climate change has no impact on global food supply, as agricultural practices are fully adaptable.

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Human activities, including pollution and overpopulation, are contributing to the Earth's rising temperature.

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The quality of the we breathe is deteriorating, causing breathing problems and aggravating allergies.

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What does "net zero" emissions by 2050 imply?

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Global warming of 1.1 degrees Celsius is already causing widespread and pervasive impacts.

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With global warming, parts of Louisiana, Texas, and Florida could experience over days reaching over 100 degrees per year.

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Plants and trees in cities help to clean the we breathe.

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Paleoclimatologists study past climates through direct measurements from ancient weather stations.

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Shepard based on the climate risk map?

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What is happening to ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica?

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What distinguishes current climate change from past natural climate fluctuations?

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The amount of spring snow cover in the northern hemisphere has over the past five decades.

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Climate change acts like a stress in vulnerable regions.

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Climate change cannot directly affect people's physical health.

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Ice sheets in and {blank_2} have decreased in mass.

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