Lesson Plan Background: Pollution and Global Climate Change

Background of the lesson plan: Introduction of pollution and global climate change: The course on pollution focuses on greenhouse gases. Students will learn about greenhouse gases and their impact on the ecosystem. Students learn about greenhouse effects and how their behavior correlates with increased greenhouse gas concentrations. In this course, students will define the attributes of the ecosystem, learn how to identify the ecosystem in which they live, and how they interact in the ecosystem.

Background: Global warming is a result of climate change due to air pollution, as excessive greenhouse gases in the atmosphere of the earth are captured, affecting biodiversity, especially serious health damage to the respiratory system. These greenhouse gases include carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, ozone, nitrous oxide and so on. They keep heat in the atmosphere and generate greenhouse effect. The sources of these gases include human activities such as industrial air pollution, human waste incineration, fossil fuels such as wood and forest, tobacco, petroleum, natural gas, coal, deforestation, chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) There is release etc. Climate change caused by global warming causes storms, droughts and floods directly to threat to life, respiratory systems are particularly vulnerable due to background air pollution.

Global climate change has been an important issue for many years. Climate change is related to global activities such as combustion of fossil fuels, pollution, melting of glaciers, and various other greenhouse gases. According to the climate security topic, "Global climate change is a security issue in modern world politics (McDonald's, 42-51) -" As a whole, the scope of evidence published is, "The amount of net damage caused by climate change is likely to increase and it is suggesting that it will increase with the passage of time" (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change). Impacts Approaches to Climate Change Scientists say that the temperature of the earth will continue to rise, mainly due to the emission of greenhouse gases. The IPCC also pointed out that there are various kinds of changes in different regions.

Greenhouse gas emissions are leading to climate change. An increase in pollution has led to global warming. Global warming is an average rise in the temperature of the earth due to the greenhouse effect of nature and human activities. The term climate is used interchangeably in the term global warming. The polar ice caps started to melt quickly. This led to an increase in sea and seawater levels. Germination in Antarctica and snowfall in the desert of the United Arab Emirates is a warning sign of a global warning