KL & The Environment
Themes From The Article
Env Science!
Climate Change Action
Environmental Awareness
100

Lear's actions lead to this environmental theme.

Disruption

100

Name of the common barriers to action on climate change mentioned in the article?

Politics 

Lobbying by energy companies

Cognitive barriers

Slow pace of scientific research

100

Name the major greenhouse gas contributing to climate change.

CO2 (Carbon Dioxide).

100

Name the major international agreement aimed at combating climate change

Paris Agreement

100

Name the well-known young environmental activist advocating for climate action.

Greta Thunberg

200

In the play, Lear's disregard for nature mirrors this human tendency towards the environment.

Exploitation.

200

According to the article, what is one reason for the slow progress in addressing climate change?

The human brain's focus on the present and difficulty in contemplating the future.

200

Provide two examples of renewable energy sources.

Solar, wind, hydro, nuclear, geothermal, etc.

200

The primary goal of this three-word legislation is to promote a transition to clean energy in the United States.

Green New Deal

200

Name two ways in which educational institutions promote environmental awareness among students?

Incorporate environmental curricula, organize eco-friendly events, encourage sustainability practices, etc.

300

Lear's journey of self-awareness parallels the need for this kind of awareness in society.

Environmental

300

Name of the three key dimensions highlighted by Robert Gifford in the article that are essential to overcoming cognitive barriers to climate change action?

Changing behaviors

Considering demographics

Addressing "dragons of inaction"

300

What do we call actions aimed at reducing carbon emissions and waste?

Sustainable

300

Mention one way in which individuals can influence climate change policies.

Advocacy, voting, etc.

300

What does "reduce, reuse, recycle" signify in the context of environmental conservation?

A slogan encouraging people to consume less, find alternative uses for items, and recycle to reduce waste.

400

The consequences of Lear's actions highlight this environmental message.

Responsibility

400

The perception of not having control over the situation is one of the biggest ________ to climate change

Barriers

400

The primary contributor of greenhouse gas emissions from human everyday activity is this type of activity.

Transportation

400

What is the global warming temperature trying to be limited under with climate agreements?

1.5-2°C.

400

Name two roles media and public outreach play in raising environmental awareness.

Inform and engage the public, highlight environmental issues, encourage action, etc.

500

What message in "King Lear" be applied in our actions towards the environment today?

Sustainability/Awareness

500

According to the article, why do some people maintain the status quo or become more polarized regarding climate change, even when they see news stories about climate-related events like melting icebergs?

Lack of personal or local relevance to the issue, known as spatial discounting.

500

What is the term for the study of the Earth's climate and related factors?

Climatology

500

Name 2 key strategies for countries to reduce carbon emissions and meet climate targets?

Renewable energy, efficiency, carbon pricing, reforestation, sustainable infrastructure, etc.

500

How does environmental awareness influence consumer choices and behaviors?

Encourages sustainable and eco-friendly choices

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