Green Peace Movement and Environmental Impact

The video discusses the US government's nuclear tests in Alaska and their environmental impacts, leading to the formation of the Green Peace movement. It highlights the consequences of these tests on rainfall, the ozone layer, and global warming, emphasizing the need for sustainable development to protect future generations.

What was the primary purpose of the Green Peace ship during the nuclear tests near Alaska?

• To conduct scientific research

• To document and raise awareness about the tests

• To transport nuclear materials

• To provide military support

Where is the head office of the Green Peace organization located?

• Ham Dam, Holland

• Amsterdam, Netherlands

• London, UK

• New York, USA

What environmental change is associated with erratic rainfall due to nuclear tests?

• Improved air quality

• Droughts and floods

• Stable weather patterns

• Increased agricultural yield

How does the depletion of the ozone layer affect human health?

• Improves skin health

• Causes skin diseases and eye damage

• Reduces the risk of sunburn

• Enhances vision

What is a major consequence of the melting polar ice caps?

• Rise in sea levels and potential flooding

• Increase in land mass

• Decrease in sea levels

• Stabilization of global temperatures

What is the main goal of the Green Peace movement?

• To advocate for sustainable environmental practices

• To support nuclear energy

• To increase global trade

• To promote industrial development

What does sustainable development aim to achieve according to the Green Peace movement?

• Rapid economic growth

• Preservation of environmental resources for future generations

• Increased industrialization

• Reduction in global population

Which of the following is NOT a result of the Green Peace movement's efforts?

• Equitable development

• Promotion of nuclear testing

• Development of sustainable practices

• Increased awareness of environmental issues

What is the significance of equitable development in the context of the Green Peace movement?

• It supports exclusive rights for developed countries

• It prioritizes industrialization over environmental concerns

• It ensures fair distribution of resources among all nations

• It focuses on economic growth for developed nations only

How did the Green Peace movement challenge the US government in the 1970s?

• By opposing the environmental impact of nuclear tests

• By promoting economic sanctions

• By advocating for military intervention

• By supporting nuclear tests