Natural Hazards (Climate Change) 2

Measurement of the greenhouse gases individuals produce, through burning of fossil fuels.

• CO2 Footprint

• Carbon Footprint

• CO2 Effect

• Fossil Fuels

An agreement in 2015 with 195 countries first legally binding global climate deal.

• Paris Agreement

• Kyoto Agreement

• Brussels Agreement

• EU Agreement

The loss of forests over extensive areas in pursuit of economic activity

• Afforestation

• Deforesting

• Deforestation

• Afforesting

Amount of activity of the sun can have an effect on the earth’s climate, sunspots can give off more heat and cause a warming of the earth.

• Solar Activity

• Sun's Activity

• Radiation

• Radiation Activity

A long-term change in the earth’s climate, especially a change due to an increase in average atmospheric temperatures

• Carbon Cycle

• Interglacial Cycle

• Climate Change

• Global Warming

A method of measuring past climates through the study of ice layers, can extend back 5 million years.

• Glaciation

• Ice Core

• Ice Cylinders

• Glacial Cycles

A treaty with 170 countries agreeing to work on reducing carbon emissions below 1990 levels

• Paris Protocol

• Paris Agreement

• Kyoto Protocol

• Brussels Protocol

The earth spins on its axis, it can move towards and away from the sun bringing a variation in climatic conditions

• Axial Rotation

• Axial Tilt

• Axis Tilt

• Axis Rotation

Technology used to capture carbon from being released into the atmosphere, usually produced in fossil fuel energy production.

• Carbon Footprint

• Carbon Cycle

• Carbon Trapping

• Carbon Capture

An environment that is easily disturbed and difficult to restore

• Fragile Atmosphere

• Delicate Atmosphere

• Fragile Environment

• Delicate Environment