Climate Change Science Goes Back 190 Years: Sachs

Climate Change Science Goes Back 190 Years: Sachs

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The video discusses the urgent issue of climate change, highlighting the scientific evidence and the need for global policy responses. It emphasizes the role of major emitters like the US and China in leading efforts to reduce emissions. The video also reflects on past failures, such as the Copenhagen summit, and stresses the importance of setting clear targets for decarbonisation. Political and economic challenges are addressed, with a call for honest evaluation and commitment to a low-carbon economy.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is one of the main reasons walruses in Alaska are struggling to find food?

Overfishing by humans

Lack of ice due to climate change

Pollution in the water

Increased predator presence

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which two countries are identified as crucial for leading global efforts to reduce emissions?

United States and China

Russia and Japan

Germany and France

India and Brazil

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was a significant outcome of the Copenhagen summit according to the transcript?

It was considered a failure by many

It led to the creation of a new environmental treaty

It was a major success in climate negotiations

It resulted in increased emissions from participating countries

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is a key strategy mentioned for transitioning to a low-carbon economy?

Reducing renewable energy investments

Eliminating all forms of taxation

Increasing fossil fuel production

Implementing carbon capture and sequestration

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What challenge do political leaders face when addressing climate change with their constituencies?

Insufficient funding for campaigns

Opposition from environmental groups

Lack of scientific evidence

Constituencies' disbelief in climate change