Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Armenia in 2100
Real or Fake: Climate Vocabulary
Biodiversity
100

The most common greenhouse gas 

Carbon dioxide

100

Armenia has a high vulnerability to this natural disaster that happened in 1988

Earthquakes

100

Climate refugees: people displaced due to the effects of climate change

100

COP stands for this

Conference of the Parties

200

The most polluting country aka the country that emits the most greenhouse gas emissions

China

200

These three things are contributing to water insecurity in Armenia

Disappearance of Caucasus Glaciers, poor water management, less rain

200

Solar remediation: using the sun to clean up toxic soil 

Fake

200

These are the main threats to biodiversity

Fragmentation, human development, industrial agriculture, anthropogenic climate change

300

Cows release a lot of this type of greenhouse gas that is ~30x as potent as carbon dioxide

Methane

300

Parts of Armenia have a high exposure to this natural disaster that hit Lori and Tavush provinces in May of 2024

Floods

300

Eco-anxiety: fear about climate change and the impacts on our environment and well-being

300

What is a keystone species?

Not you lol jk it's a species that are most abundant and form an important part of an ecosystem

400

The sector with the most greenhouse gas emissions

Energy (73.2%)

400

True or false: temperatures are expected to increase by 20% more than global averages by 2100

False (35-40%)

400

Freshwater anxiety: feelings of anxiety surrounding access to water

Fake

400

There are this many biodiversity targets under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework to reach by 2030

23 

500

The most potent greenhouse gas

Water vapor

500

True or false: this is a real word in Armenian

Կենսաբազմազանություն/Gensabazmazanoutyoon

True

Կենսաբազմազանություն/Gensabazmazanoutyoon = Biodiversity

500

Petromasculinity: hypermasculine support for fossil fuels in authoritarian movements 

500

Name at least 2 ecosystem services 

Pollination, flood protection, food, reduced urban heat island effect, lumber, cultural value, reduced anxiety, clean air and water, etc.