Climate Change Pdf Notes

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Climate change (sometimes called global warming) is the process of our planet heating up. Our planet has already warmed by an average of 1°C in the last years and if things don’t change, it could increase by a lot more than that. This section provides the lecture notes from the course and the schedule of lecture topics. ˜ndings about climate change are continually analysed and tested. Some areas of active debate and ongoing research include the link between ocean heat content and the rate of warming, estimates of how much warming to expect in the future, and the connections between climate change and extreme weather events. Learn How We Can Slow Climate Change By Reducing Greenhouse Gases Or Reflecting Sunlight! Reflecting Sunlight Is A Less-Explored Option To Slow Climate Change And Cool Our Cities. Climate change is altering temperature, precipitation, and sea levels, and will adversely impact human and natural systems, including water resources, human settlements and health, ecosystems, and biodiversity. Climate change (sometimes called global warming) is the process of our planet heating up. Our planet has already warmed by an average of 1°C in the last years and if things don’t change, it could increase by a lot more than that. Climate change refers to a shift in average weather conditions, including measures such as temperature, humidity, rainfall, cloudiness and wind patterns – and changes in the frequency or severity of these conditions. ˜ndings about climate change are continually analysed and tested. Some areas of active debate and ongoing research include the link between ocean heat content and the rate of warming, estimates of how much warming to expect in the future, and the connections between climate change and extreme weather events. Climate change is altering temperature, precipitation, and sea levels, and will adversely impact human and natural systems, including water resources, human settlements and health, ecosystems, and biodiversity.