Climate Change (Intermediate)

Possible new words to use:

• Impacts (noun): The effects or consequences of an action, event, or phenomenon.

• Human Activities (noun phrase): Actions performed by people that can have an impact on the environment or society.

• Contribute (verb): To play a part in bringing about a result; to give or supply.

• Affecting (verb): Having an impact on or causing a change in something.

• Regions (noun): Areas or divisions that are defined by specific characteristics or features.

• Combat (verb): To take action to reduce or prevent something negative, such as combating climate change.

• Carbon Footprint (noun phrase): The total amount of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide, that an individual, organization, or activity produces.

• Government Policies (noun phrase): Official plans, actions, or laws implemented by a government to address specific issues.

• Significant (adjective): Important or having meaning; noteworthy.

• Renewable Energy Sources (noun phrase): Energy derived from resources that are naturally replenished, such as sunlight, wind, and hydropower.

Questions:

1. How would you describe climate change in simple terms?

2. Have you learned about the impacts of climate change on the environment?

3. In your opinion, what are some human activities that contribute to climate change?

4. Can you share any examples of how climate change is affecting different regions around the world?

5. What steps do you think individuals can take to reduce their carbon footprint and combat climate change?

6. Do you believe that government policies play a significant role in addressing climate change? Why or why not?

7. Are there any renewable energy sources that you find interesting or promising in the fight against climate change?

8. Have you noticed any changes in weather patterns where you live that might be linked to climate change?

9. How can education and awareness-raising contribute to addressing climate change on a broader scale?

10. What are your thoughts on the role of international collaboration in finding solutions to the challenges posed by climate change?