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1. Question to be answered individually or in groupsEmission of greenhouse gases is closely related to the number of people on Earth. In what way? Would a reduction of the population necessarily lead to reduced emission of greenhouse gases? Why/why not? |
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3. Group workWork together in groups and discuss whether there should be a special tax on petrol in order to reduce fossil fuel combustion. Make a table with at lest 3 arguments for and 3 against such a tax. |
4. If you could vote in international cooperationEmissions per person and year for industrialized countries are typically 10-20 tonnes, and developing countries are a few tonnes. Some experts suggest that the rate of emission should be no higher than about 1 tonne per person and year to prevent man-made climate changes. Imagine yourself taking part in a world conference about what the world's countries will have to do. Five suggestions have been put forward for the industrialized countries and five for the developing countries. a) Which suggestions for the industrialized countries will you vote for?
b) Which suggestions for the developing countries will you vote for?
c) If you voted for emission reductions in a) and/or b): How many years should be allowed to pass before the reduction is fully effected? d) Write a text (100-300 words) where you discuss what would be the consequences of carrying out tha alternatives you have chosen for industrialized countries and developing countries. e) Discuss the consequences from d) in a group. (Source: Björn Andersson, Sweeden) |
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