Changing Climate - Entire topic
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- Created on: 15-05-19 14:24
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- Changing Climate
- Evidence
- In Poles
- Ice Cores
- layers of snow
- light
- summer
- Thickness show amount of snow
- summer
- dark
- winter
- Thickness show amount of snow
- winter
- light
- Go to 800,000 years ago
- layers of snow
- Evidence in Snow
- gases
- amount of oxygen
- tell if it was warm or cold
- gases
- Matching Temperatures
- Compare newer ice to older ice
- Sea Positions
- minimum ice
- September
- decreasing
- 13.3% smaller every 10 years
- Global Warming
- 13.3% smaller every 10 years
- maximum ice
- February and March
- decreasing
- 13.3% smaller every 10 years
- Global Warming
- 13.3% smaller every 10 years
- minimum ice
- Ice Cores
- Globally
- Data
- 1880
- Reliable temperature
- 1659
- Central England Temperature Record
- Monthly average temperatures
- Central England Temperature Record
- 1880
- Using Data
- Compare time periods
- 1880-2014
- 2014
- warmest average temperature
- 0.69 degrees
- 2014
- Criticizing
- Not enough stations for accurate data
- equipment might not always be accurate
- Placement not right
- top/bottom of hill different results
- Data
- Paintings and Diaries
- 1309-1814
- River Thames
- Froze 23 times
- 5 times
- had a market
- Little Ice Age
- River Thames
- 1309-1814
- In Poles
- Impacts
- Global
- Food
- Supplies
- warmer climate
- Crops failing
- wheat and rice
- declining
- wheat and rice
- Crops failing
- warmer climate
- Water
- Lack of freshwater
- sea water salty
- Mostly effects dry areas
- Lack of freshwater
- Supplies
- Death
- Plants and Animals
- Threats in the Arctic
- Polar bears
- Has to swim further to find food
- Number of seals declining
- pups get separated from there mothers
- cubs die
- Polar bears
- A quarter of all species will be extinct by 2050
- Species Refugees
- Butterflies
- Threats in the Arctic
- Disease
- Health
- Increasing infectious diseases
- Mosquito moves
- Infected Water
- Because of flooding
- Increasing infectious diseases
- Food Supply
- affects plants and crops
- Pests
- coffee
- affects plants and crops
- Health
- Plants and Animals
- People
- Refugees
- people forced to leave homes because of the climate
- 2050
- 100 million people move because of rising sea levels
- Disappearing Islands
- Maldives
- In the Indian Ocean
- tourism main source of money
- erosion and flooding
- tourism main source of money
- water acidic
- less fish
- Maldives
- Extreme Weather
- more frequent storms
- Typhoon Haiyan
- Heatwaves more common
- 2003
- hottest summer for 500 years
- London Eye closed for days
- 20,000 people died
- France
- hospitals overflowing
- temporary storage for dead
- 2003
- 4 million refugees
- more frequent storms
- Rising Sea Levels
- Melting Ice Caps
- Artic and Antartica
- more water is added to ocean
- Artic and Antartica
- Melting Glaciers
- Water that was stored as ice is added to the ocean
- Thermal Expansion
- Water Expands
- As Temperature Rises
- Water Expands
- Melting Ice Caps
- Lake Chad
- Disappearing
- Droughts
- Increases Evaporation
- Rainfall reduced
- More water taken for farmers
- Droughts
- Many Conflicts
- Disappearing
- Refugees
- Food
- UK
- heat
- problems
- Death and Illness
- Water Shortages
- benefits
- Tourism
- Farming
- Cooking Success
- problems
- Coastal Flooding
- 2007
- wellest May and June
- costs £3.2 billion
- Tewkesbury
- rained 14 hours
- 3 people died
- 1800 houses cut off
- 50,000 with no electricity
- 135,000 were without water for 17 days
- Breeding grounds for birdssuffered
- 30% population in 10 miles of coast
- higher percentage of elderly
- 2007
- Weather
- Extreme Rainfall
- causes flash floods
- sea flooding
- costs £1.3 billion
- 2080
- £12 billion
- Extreme Rainfall
- heat
- Global
- Changing Climate
- Fluctuating Temperatures
- warm
- Inter glacial periods
- 10,000 years
- Today
- began 11,700 years ago
- 10% of ice covered
- Inter glacial periods
- cold
- Glacial Periods
- 100,000 years
- 22,000 years ago
- 30% covered in ice
- Glacial Periods
- warm
- Opinions Depends on Time
- big changes in temperature
- Medieval
- Little ice age
- Recent Changes
- 1880
- Biggest effect of human activity
- 1880
- Fluctuating Temperatures
- Causes
- Natural
- Milankovitch Cycle
- Precession (wobble)
- caused by force of gravity
- axis makes a circle shape
- over 23,000 years
- Change seasons
- Obliquity (tilt)
- 40,000 years
- 21.5 to 24.5 degrees
- UK
- Summer
- tilted towards sun
- winter
- tilted away from sun
- less tilt
- weather mild
- Summer
- 40,000 years
- Eccentricity (orbit)
- Today
- Perfect Circle
- 100,000 years later
- oval
- sun closer and further away at different points
- further away during summers
- Today
- effects climate
- Precession (wobble)
- Sun Spots
- Caused by magnetic Storms
- Increases amount of energy Earth receives from sun
- 11 year cycle
- Little Ice Age
- Less Sun Spots
- Warm Period
- More Sun Spots
- Little Ice Age
- Caused by magnetic Storms
- Volcanic Eruptions
- Release dust
- Blocks sun
- Cooler
- Blocks sun
- 15th June 1991
- Mt Pinatubo erupted
- 20 million tonnes of sulfur dioxide
- Earths temeprature fell by 1 degree
- 20 million tonnes of sulfur dioxide
- Mt Pinatubo erupted
- Periods
- Medieval warm period
- Less Volcanic Activity
- Little Ice Age
- More Volcanic Activity
- Medieval warm period
- Release dust
- Milankovitch Cycle
- Human
- Greenhouse Effect
- Enhanced
- Humans put more greenhouse gases in atmosphere
- Makes the gas layer thicker
- Traps more suns energy
- Increases Earths temperature
- Traps more suns energy
- Makes the gas layer thicker
- Humans put more greenhouse gases in atmosphere
- Gases
- Carbon Dioxide
- Water Vapour
- More of it than any other gas
- Traps suns radiation
- Increases Earths Temperature
- Enhanced
- Enhanced Gases
- Carbon Dioxide
- 60% enhanced gases
- Burning Fossil Fuels
- Halo carbon
- Man made gas
- very effective with greenhouse effect
- Man made gas
- Methane
- 15% of Enhanced Greenhouse Gases
- Landfill sites, cow farming
- Nitrous Oxide
- 6% enhanced gases
- fertilisers
- Carbon Dioxide
- Greenhouse Effect
- Natural
- Evidence
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