Impacts of climate change – Impacts at +1.5°C compared with +2°C
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The graphic lists and visualizes the damage and impacts in the three areas “weather events,” “on land,” and “in the ocean” for a 1.5°C or 2°C rise in the temperature.
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Interactive
Last update:
2023-02-09
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Description:
The graphic shows the impacts in the following areas:
• Weather events
• Biodiversity
• Cereal cultivation
• Sea level
• Arctic sea ice
• Corals
• Fishing
The graphic first presents the impacts for warming of +1.5°C, and then it is possible to fade out to the impacts at +2°C. The fade-out makes it clear that the impacts are many times more intense for warming of +2°C.
• Weather events
• Biodiversity
• Cereal cultivation
• Sea level
• Arctic sea ice
• Corals
• Fishing
The graphic first presents the impacts for warming of +1.5°C, and then it is possible to fade out to the impacts at +2°C. The fade-out makes it clear that the impacts are many times more intense for warming of +2°C.
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Learning resource type:
Interactive graphic
Subjects:
Biology; Chemistry; Geography; Physics
Grade levels:
Grade 7 to 9; Grade 10 to 13
School types:
Middle/high school
Keywords:
Agriculture; Climate change; Ecology; Emission (environment); Environment (general); Environmental protection; Greenhouse effect; Pollution of the environment; Renewable energy; Climate change; Ecology (environmental protection); Emission pollution; H5P
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Siemens Stiftung Media Portal
Author:
media&data gmbh
Rights holder:
© Siemens Stiftung 2023