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GREEN ENGLISH: Climate Change/Global Warming 1 (ESL)

level: Intermediate (B1/B2)
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1. To ________ climate change = To observe the change in climate and its consequences
2. 97% of climate scientists agree that climate-warming ________ in the past century are likely caused by human activities.
3. These scientists came to this ________ after collecting many different types of information about our planet.
4. One of the biggest concerns is that the polar ice sheets have ________ in mass.
5. Another big concern is the ________ in sea levels, also caused by climate change.
6. Sea levels have risen ________ 8 inches in the past 100 years.
7. One of the consequences of climate change is ________ weather.
8. Many leading scientific organizations have issued ________ against the potentially catastrophic effects of climate change.
9. Carbon dioxide and other gases ________ heat.
10. Scientists have been able to gather a lot of information from Earth-orbiting ________.
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Climate Change Discussion Questions What do you think is the biggest cause of global warming today?
Have you noticed any local changes in weather or nature that could be linked to climate change?
How do you feel governments are handling the issue of global warming?
What role do you think individuals can play in slowing down global warming?
Are there any innovations or technologies you’re excited about that could help fight climate change?
How do you think climate change will impact future generations?
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