Exam 3-green on reducing the burning of fossils fucls to eliminate climate chang

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Exam 3-green on reducing the burning of fossils fucls to eliminate climate change lementing preventative measures immediately that will benefit society regardless of climate s maintaining the status quo until more data is gathered Dignoring the effects of climate change since they will not immediately impact daily li 59. Which strategy is the most useful for humans in dealing with the problem climate change? a geo-engineering b. adaptation mitigation d. all of these 60. Why does Patrick Michaels claim that the official climate models are wrong? The scientists that created them cannot be trusted. b. They are based on data from the past c. They are unfair and harmful for fossil fuel companies. d. All the data could have just been made up. al Which is no a pillar of fod eurityp b. utilization c. accessibil ity d. availability 62. Utilization includes all except storing the food b. preparing the food for sale c. using clean water in food preparation d. cooking the food 63. Why do poor people eat more grains than meat? a. It is a cultural preference. b. They have learned that they receive more calories and nutrients from grains rather than meat Grains are cheaper than meat d. It is easier to grow grains than raise cattle or other animals was identified and began to be address in 2006. 64. The problem of food securityn a. Sub-Saharan Africa b. Central America c. developed countries , developing countries 65. Which country was not identified by the guest speaker as currently experiencing a famine? a. South Sudan b. Afghanistan c.Syria d. Nigeria 66. Access to is an obstacle to growing a high-yield crop in Nepal. a. freshwater b. saltwater c. chemical fertilizers d. all of these 67. What is the recent estimate of chronically under-nourished or malnourished people in the world? a. 15 million b. 50 million c. 150 million d. 800 million farming 68. Farming in Nepal is usually a. plantation c subsistence b. crops sold for cash 69. Which environmental condition has affected food security and malnutrition in Nepal? a. contaminated water b. soil fertility c. desertification d. all of these 70. Invasive species caused by changing habitats in Nepal have been destroying a. tomato plants b. local melonsc. the rice crop d. all of these 71. Of all the food produced every year, about how much food is wasted?

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Climate change is a proven fact. Global warming involves serious changes in the planet, such as rising sea levels, extreme weather phenomena, deforestation, disappearance of species. But as individuals we can do small actions more sustainable within our community to help curb it and take care of the environment; for example

1. Reduce emissions: We must to use the private car less, whenever we can, use sustainable transport, such as a bicycle, or use public transport more, in long distances the most sustainable is the train, which is better than the plane which causes a large part of the CO2 emissions emitted into the atmosphere.

2. Save energy

3. Recycling

4. Low carbon diet

5. reforest

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