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Global variation of the Earth's climate

Global variation of the Earth's climate

  • Auteur: Madrid Vicente, Antonio
  • Éditeur: Antonio Madrid Vicente, Editor
  • eISBN Pdf: 9788412712780
  • Lieu de publication:  Spain
  • Année de publication électronique: 2023
  • Mois : Avril
  • Pages: 175
  • Langue: Anglais
  • Cover
  • Title page
  • Copyright page
  • Foreword
  • Thanks
  • Index
  • Chapter 1. Climate change and the united nationsand the world meteorological organization
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2.- Climate Change: global challenges
    • 3.- The human footprint in greenhouse gases
    • 4.- The UN Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Climate Change
    • 5.- Evaluation reports by IPPC and WMO
    • 6.- Practical exercises. Solutions at the end of the book.
  • Chapter 2. Climate change and fossil and renewable energy
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2.- Climate change
    • 3.- The main reasons for the rise in temperature
    • 4.- Climate change can have dire consequences
    • 5.- Current evidence of climate change and future effects
    • 6.- Practical exercises. Solutions at the end of the book.
  • Chapter 3. Reducing the effects of climate change
    • 1.- Measures to reduce the effects of climate change
    • 2.- Reduction of emissions into the atmosphere
    • 3.- We have to take advantage of existing renewable energy
    • 4.- Practical exercises. Solutions at the end of the book.
  • Chapter 4. Enlargement of forest area
    • 1.- The forest area
    • 2.- Role of "sinkholes"
    • 3.- Deforestation
    • 4.- Change of agricultural methods
    • 5.- Change of lifestyle and norms
    • Source: YouTube. Fun with Kaku and Pankhul.
    • 6.- Practical exercises. Solutions at the end of the book.
  • Chapter 5. Fossil and renewable energy
    • 1.- The problems created by fossil fuels
    • 2.- Renewable energies: definition and history
    • 3.- Main sources of renewable energy
    • 4.- Other sources of renewable energy
    • 5.- Advantages and disadvantages of renewable energies
    • 6.- Practical exercises. Solutions at the end of the book.
  • Chapter 6 ACID RAIN
    • 1.- What is acid rain
    • CO
    • (carbon dioxide) + H
    • O (water) → CO
    • H
    • (carbonic acid)
    • Figure 1.- Acid rain and its impacts on biodiversity. The
    • Team.Google Sites.
    • Figure 2.- This image illustrates the pathway for acid rain in our
    • environment: (1) Emissions of SO
    • and NOx are released into
    • the air, where (2) the pollutants are transformed into acid
    • particles that may be transported long distances. (3) These acid
    • particles then fall to the earth as wet and dry deposition (dust,
    • rain, snow, etc.) and (4) may cause harmful effects on soil,
    • forests, streams, and lakes. Source: United States
    • Environmental Protection Agency. EPA.
    • 2.- Acids in the earth
    • Figure 3.- Two forms of acid rain: dry deposition and wet
    • deposition. Source: Google Sites.
    • 3.- Harmful effects of acid rain
    • 4.- REPSOL's considerations on acid rain
    • Figure 4.- Acid rain affects forests very special. Source:
    • Iberdrola.
    • Figure 5.- Effects on human health due to exposure to sulfur
    • dioxide. Source:Environmental Protection Authority Victoria.
    • Figure 5.- Sulfur dioxide formula. Source:
    • windows2universe.org
    • 5.- Environmental impact of acid rain
    • Figure 6.- “pH” scale to measure the acidity and alkalinity of
    • substances. Source: US Geological Survey.
    • 6.- Practical exercises. Solutions at the end of the book.
  • Chapter 7. The greenhouse effect
    • 1.- Natural greenhouse effect and induced greenhouse effect
      • 1.1.- Energy radiation received and emitted
    • 2.- Sequence of the greenhouse effect
    • 3.- Main greenhouse gases
    • 4.- Mechanism of action of the greenhouse effect
    • 5.- Mechanism of action of the greenhouse effect
    • 6.- Causes and consequences of the greenhouse effect
    • 7. Practical cases. Solutions at the end of the book
  • Chapter 8. The carbon cycle
    • 1.- The carbon cycle
    • 2.- Human factors that are breaking the balance
    • 3.- The greenhouse effect and the carbon cycle
    • 4.- Human activities make this blanket increasingly "thicker"
    • 5.- Carbon dioxide explains more than 60% of the "reinforced greenhouse effect"
    • 6.- Practical cases. Solutions at the end of the book.
  • Chapter 9. The protective shield of the ozone layer
    • 1.- Ozone
    • 2.- Atmospheric ozone
    • 3.- The ozone layer
    • 4.- Ozone resulting from human activity
    • 5.- What causes ozone depletion?
    • 6.- Practical cases. Solutions at the end of the book
  • Annex 1. Glossary of energy terms
  • Annex 2. Books published by amv-publishers
  • Practical exercises. Solutions

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