U3O1 Recap

2. A major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, especially from cars, planes, and ships.
4. The demand for power that influences fossil fuel use and renewable transitions (6,5)
9. A global crisis driven by greenhouse gas emissions and rising temperatures (6,5)
10. The ability of a country to specialise and produce goods more efficiently, impacting carbon footprints (11,9)
11. The large-scale clearing of forests, reducing carbon absorption and worsening climate change.
12. The movement of people forced to leave their homes due to climate-related disasters.
13. A financial penalty on emissions designed to encourage greener alternatives (6,3)
14. A global activist movement and NGO that demands urgent action on the climate crisis (10,9)
15. A lack of reliable access to nutritious food caused by extreme weather events (4,10)

1. The use of energy, water, and goods that influences carbon footprints and sustainability (9,11)
3. The way environmental, social, and economic factors influence climate impacts worldwide
5. An international treaty aiming to limit global warming to well below 2°C (5,9)
6. Disputes that can arise over dwindling natural resources due to climate change.
7. The unfair distribution of climate impacts, often hitting vulnerable communities hardest
8. Financial priorities that can influence climate policies and environmental decisions (8,9)