Climate change and food production
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Waxaan sharxi karaa sida soosaarka cuntada uu u saameeyo isbeddelka cimilada iyo sida uu uga qayb qaato, iyo sida isbeddelka cuntada uu uga caawin karo xaddididda isbeddelka cimilada.
Introduction
In this lesson: I can explain how food production is affected by and contributes to climate change, and how changes in diet can help to limit climate change. Food production is at risk due to global warming and climate change Climate change makes extreme weather events more common, and this makes it more challenging to produce food
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1. What is climate change?
- A daily shift in weather patterns.
- Correct answer:A long-term shift in weather patterns.
- A short-term shift in weather patterns.
2. Global warming is …
- … an increase in Earth’s core temperature.
- Correct answer:… an increase in Earth’s average surface temperature.
- … an increase in Earth’s surface temperature everywhere.
3. Most scientists agree that recent rapid climate change and global warming are being caused by …
- Correct answer:… human emissions of greenhouse gases.
- … emissions of greenhouse gases from the Earth itself.
- … Earth’s natural greenhouse effect.
- … the Sun.
1. True or false? Rearing cows for food does not cause any emissions of greenhouse gases.
- True
- Correct answer:False
2. According to the bar chart, which of these animal based foods generates the lowest amount of emissions?
- Pig meat
- Poultry meat
- Eggs
- Correct answer:Cow's milk
3. Which meal is likely to have the lowest carbon footprint of emissions and therefore be the best choice to help limit climate change?
- Bacon and eggs
- Fish and vegetables
- Correct answer:Salad
4. True or false? We can conclude that chocolate has the largest carbon footprint.
- true
- Correct answer:false
- it has the longest bar so has the largest carbon footprint
- Correct answer:not all food types are shown on the bar chart
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