1. THE CLIMATE CHANGE AND TO GLOBAL WARMING
CISNEROS SERNA YOCELYN
CONTRERAS CASTILLO RAYMUNDO
ESPINOZA CASTILLO LUIS FERNANDO
HERNANDEZ RODRIGUEZ CIELO
TOBIAS OLVERA JOSUE DANIEL

2. THE CLIMATE CHANGE
 With financial support from the Ford Company, which recognized his
work with the Ford Award in 2004, Dr. Takahashi has been studying
how climate change mayalter interactions between land and
oceans, as well as the solutions for mitigating these alterations.
 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: ENVIRONMENT; CLIMATE
CHANGE; ENERGY

3. NEW TECHNOLOGIES
 says that transferring new technologies to developing countries is
essential in combating climate change
 Climate Change, global emissions must be reduced to at least 60%
below 1990 levels.

4. POVERTY CLIMATE CHANGE
 food security and migration: all have causes and consequences
worldwide.
 To investigate and recognize the new needs regarding the
development of principles and indicators for issues aches
climate change, alternative sources of energy.

5. TO GLOBAL WARMING
 Solar modules, which are typically guaranteed to perform for as long
as 25 years, produce electricity without pollution or emissions that
can contribute to global warming.
 We have tackled other problems, and we have tried to tackle other
problems like global warming at that level.

6. CHALLENGE GLOBAL WARMING
 The global warming may be a catastrophe for humanity. The second
is the challenge of energy security and global warming.
 Global warming now seems to be unavoidable and one of the first
consequences will to change the hydrological cycles.

7. FINANCIAL CRISIS
 The appearance, at the same time, of the financial crisis, the food
crisis and the global warming is not accidental.
 The positive contribution that it can make to the global warming
issue is an important consideration.

8. EMISSIONS THAT ARE THE ROOT
 Experts from around the world study the causes and effects of
greenhouse gas emissions that are the root of the planet's global
warming
 We must develop and utilize energy sources which are clean and do
not contribute to climate change or global warming.

9. ¿How can we tackle the danger of extinction
resulting from global warming?
 People will need to adapt to face impacts from warming
that is already unavoidable, due to past greenhouse gas emissions.
 The problem of global warming should be addressed alongside the
more general issues of limited resources and sustainable
development.