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== Card #5: Fossil fuels == | |||
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Fossil fuels are coal, oil and natural gas. They are used mainly in buildings, transportation and industry. They emit CO2 when burned. | |||
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== Explanation == | == Explanation == | ||
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=== Causes === | === Causes === | ||
* [[En-en adult card 2 industry|Industry]] | * [[En-en adult card 2 industry|Industry]] | ||
* [[En-en adult card 3 building|Building usage]] | |||
* [[En-en adult card 4 transportation|Transportation]] | |||
=== Consequences === | === Consequences === | ||
* [[En-en adult card 7 co2 emissions|CO2 emissions]] | |||
*[[En-en adult card 10 aerosols|Aerosols]] | |||
== Other possible links == | ==Other possible links== | ||
=== Other consequences === | ===Other consequences=== | ||
* [[En-en adult card 1 human activities|Human activities]] What comes first? Do human activities cause the use of fossil fuels or do fossil fuels ensable human activities? Don't waste time on this and group the two cards together if necessary. Plenty of activities, happily, do not require burning fossil fuels, like windmills and watermills grinding grains for flour. | |||
*[[En-en adult card 27 marine biodiversity|Marine biodiversity]] Oils slicks in the ocean are an example of a link between fossil fuels and marine biodiversity. | |||
* [[En-en adult card 40 armed conflicts|Armed conflicts]] Although conflicts may occur because of resources, they are not directly caused by climate change, rather by resource depletion or scarcity. The relationship can be made, but it is due more to politics than to the climate crisis. | * [[En-en adult card 40 armed conflicts|Armed conflicts]] Although conflicts may occur because of resources, they are not directly caused by climate change, rather by resource depletion or scarcity. The relationship can be made, but it is due more to politics than to the climate crisis. | ||
== References == | ==References== | ||
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[[fr:Fr-fr_adulte_carte_5_énergies_fossiles]] | [[fr:Fr-fr_adulte_carte_5_énergies_fossiles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:29, 1 November 2021
Card #5: Fossil fuels
Fossil fuels are coal, oil and natural gas. They are used mainly in buildings, transportation and industry. They emit CO2 when burned.
Explanation
There is often a debate between placing the fossil fuels cards before or after human activities. Like the chicken and the egg, there is no definitive answer. One should not waste time on this. The graph represents the emissions of fossil fuels. In a +2°C scenario, they should reach zero by 2070.
Correction
Causes
Consequences
Other possible links
Other consequences
- Human activities What comes first? Do human activities cause the use of fossil fuels or do fossil fuels ensable human activities? Don't waste time on this and group the two cards together if necessary. Plenty of activities, happily, do not require burning fossil fuels, like windmills and watermills grinding grains for flour.
- Marine biodiversity Oils slicks in the ocean are an example of a link between fossil fuels and marine biodiversity.
- Armed conflicts Although conflicts may occur because of resources, they are not directly caused by climate change, rather by resource depletion or scarcity. The relationship can be made, but it is due more to politics than to the climate crisis.