Global Action
This detailed article looks at the science and politics of climate change.
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Series: Connected 2017 Level 4 - Where to Next?
Category: Non-fiction
Strand: Nature of science, Planet Earth and beyond
Global Action
Words by Phillip Simpson
It examines what global warming is, explores how scientists use computer modelling to predict the impact of climate change, and explains how scientific innovations in New Zealand could help reduce our agricultural emissions.
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Connected 2017 Level 4 - Where to Next?
In this Connected series there are four articles ("Sensing Data"; "Turning Old Into New"; "Kauri Dieback"; "Global Action").
1 of 4Turning Old Into New
Shoes made from chewing gum? Jackets made from drink bottles? Go beyond the recycling bins and find out how everyday objects and materials can be broken down and made into something new.
2 of 4Sensing Data
Air pollution is a problem in many cities, including Christchurch. After the 2011 earthquake, a team of researchers used technology and big data to help make Christchurch a healthier, smarter city to live in.
3 of 4Kauri Dieback
The future of our kauri forests is at risk from a disease called kauri dieback. Combating the spread of this threat requires expertise from both Western science and mātauranga Māori and calls on everyone to get involved.
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