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Forum 1.5 - Sum of All Parts

5/5/2020

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Guiding Inquiry: How do countries work together as individuals as part of a global whole to address larger issues like environmental protection? (1.1.f, 1.1.h, 3.1.b, 3.2.c, 3.5.a)

Guiding Thought Question: Examine the chart above showing global emissions by country and develop a geographic question (rooted it "Where?" "Why There?" "Why Care? or "What Can Be done?") about the data presented above.

Today's Learning Objective: Students examine the different ways in which countries use international agreements and relationship to address large environmental issues by taking note of the sorts of environmental cooperation and then complete a mapping assignment looking at the world's countries involvement in international agreements over space and time.
15 Comments
Jack B
1/19/2023 01:50:51 pm

Why is so much of our Emissions coming from the U.S., what does our way of life have to do with it, and why should we bother fixing it?

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addison
1/19/2023 01:53:37 pm

where is the highest precentage?! why is the highest precentage i chin?! we should care because they create alot of emmision. could possibly use less energy like transpertation and other energy useing items?!!

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chett
1/19/2023 01:54:36 pm

Where in the world is the most emissions released and what causes the high levels in this area?

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devijm
1/19/2023 01:55:55 pm

what can be done to lower Chinas emissions, and why are they so high compared to the rest of the world? and why would we care about them fixing it

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Ignatius Cox
1/23/2023 07:34:43 am

Are emissions typically correlated with population, or is there another defining factor besides policy.

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ella h
1/23/2023 07:36:29 am

Why are there a lot of emissions coming out of the Asian countries? And how can we lessen the amount of emissions coming out of these countries?

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Bea
1/23/2023 07:37:31 am

Why are the emissions of the United States so much higher than other western countries with similar populations.

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Marley
1/23/2023 07:38:07 am

Why does China and the United States have the largest percentages? What can we do to lower those percentages? How do the other countries percentages & ways compare to the US and China?

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Jaymeson VV
1/23/2023 07:38:36 am

Aisan countries have a lot of emissions

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Joseph
1/23/2023 07:40:07 am

What can be done about Chinas emissions when they have an oligarchy that controls everything that is done.

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Ella j
1/23/2023 07:40:23 am

How can countries who produce a lot more emissions make up for the damage they are doing to less developed countries.

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Trevor
1/23/2023 12:23:30 pm

What kinda of geographical differences between the United States and China cause a 14% difference?

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stella
1/23/2023 12:23:39 pm

what can be done to lower chinas emissions

:)

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Savannah Rosa
1/23/2023 12:23:59 pm

what can be done to reduce china's emissions?

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Madison Dryden
1/23/2023 12:27:01 pm

How can we get china to chill? How can we chill?

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