STS FINAL EXAMINATION

It refers to long-term shifts in weather patterns and average temperatures on Earth.

• Climate

• Weather

• Climate Change

• Weather Pattern

It is the way in which heat is trapped close to Earth's surface.

• Global warming

• Greenhouse effect

• Climate Change

• Surface Heating

It is caused by human activities and results in the amplification of negative environmental and climate impacts.

• Global warming

• Greenhouse Effect

• Human Enhanced Greenhouse Effect

• Natural Greenhouse Effect

It is the most abundant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere.

• Carbon dioxide

• CFCs

• Water Vapor

• Nitrogen

All of the following are the effects of climate change in the Philippines, EXCEPT

• Sea level rise

• changes in rainfall

• coral reef bleaching

• decreased in heat waves

One of the causes of energy crisis due to rapid urbanization, industrial expansion, and the rise of emerging economies.

• Depletion of Fossil Fuels

• Lack of Diversification

• Environmental concers

• Rapid Increase in Energy Demand

Dependence on a single type of energy such as oil or gas can leave a country or region vulnerable to price volatility, supply disruptions, or geopolitical conflicts.

• Depletion of Fossil Fuels

• Lack of Diversification

• Environmental concers

• Rapid Increase in Energy Demand

Coal, oil, and natural gas are traditional and finite sources of energy that are being depleted rapidly.

• Depletion of Fossil Fuels

• Lack of Diversification

• Environmental concers

• Rapid Increase in Energy Demand

Why is it important to understand the causes of climate change?

• It allows us to identify the root factors that contribute to its phenomena.

• We can think of initiatives of how to plant more

• We can produce globally competitive graduates

• It helps us to understand the factors of global warming.

Transportation plays a significant role in contributing to climate change, EXCEPT:

• Vehicle Emissions

• Airplane Emissions

• Burning of plastics emission

• Shipping Emissions