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  Identify which of the following correctly describes the concept of m8)/+nsil 7b/js:zgn ch 1jh besw8r+xitigation with resjes cj+8xns)i+h b /wzhblrg/s 8:1 n7pect to climate change.

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Strategies or actions designed to reduce the effects of climate change.
II.
Strategies or actions designed to reduce the causes of climate change.
III.
Strategies or actions designed to change the way people act with respect to producing greenhouse gasses.

  Suggest a technocentric approach to m ;q)k;ikbal: +*hv y0xiedo 2gitigation.

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State which element is not found in the atmosphere.

  Determine which of the following greenhouse gases k 0/tnifxgr+k .w(lc1qwto )widb1 -4is correctly paired with its sourtc0x1t /kon+k-fi1(ig).ld r4 w w qbwce.

  State which is not true r;v) ,rrk x ce;lp(ueptmw6+ n9egarding greenhouse gases.

  Deduce which of the following adaptation strategies is leastqp:- o;v-vqn6h d5tq h likely to be used in less economic;6qdv:- thpq-hovn q 5ally developed countries (LEDCs).

  Describe the emissio1te pa0my8 h)x dkgs(1ns of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.

I.
Methane is emitted during the extraction of natural gas, coal and oil.
II.
Methane is released into the atmosphere from cattle farms and other agricultural practices.
III.
Methane is short-lived in the atmosphere and is converted to carbon dioxide and water.

  Determine which combination correctly matches the e) w+u-qlk2eg nxamples with the type of strategyeq+-l 2)gknwu

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Suggest possible reasons that carbon taxes are not more widespread initiatives globally.

I.
The majority of populations in countries that do not have the tax currently deny that climate change is man-made.
II.
Governments are hesitant to add more taxes to their citizens as it puts more financial pressure on people.
III.
The idea of a carbon tax is relatively new and has not yet been fully researched or thought out.

  Identify the factor that is not a way to increa -knwnuwcwmb6:e7y9p-5 k birj3d:8s se sustainability.

  The photograph shows floating houses built in recent 38sxc4bz1qtu m*a zfyv+j 9u oy.7df/times.

Floating houses are likely to become more popular in coastal cities in the future. Determine which of the statements are true.

I.
Floating houses are built on wooden moving platforms or attached to posts so that rising waters due to flooding or rising sea levels do not destroy the structures.
II.
This is an adaptive strategy to combat the effects of climate change.
III.
This is an example of a strategy used to mitigate climate change.

  Identify which of the following is5a qqu) g(3p1i,dqxli not considered a mitigation strategy for addressing 3a q1pxli(uiq5 )d g,qclimate change?

  Suggest a mitigation strategy and an adaptation strategy for climate chacribm1,u/7 kb nge.

  From among the following, identify the el0qp-qag(j2 h0xce06ds c r v9xample that best describes an adaptation strategy to address climate chang0hgr9c6x( ql0dcj2vap0eqs- e.

  Identify the change that wouldks5 x1huswzc3zbgcp63s+ yz w5h;xzv8v*5j 1 not delay or decrease the severity of the effects of global warminsvj3gyvx3us 5k+5phcc1 z65z 8wx*s zbw1; zhg.

  State which of the following is not an international frr-vl f ol vyei1e/e6j8v4u)j/ amework or conference aimed at)r 8oyelujfl-v/j 46eie/v1v addressing climate change.