TASCA 3 :Take Action :LIttle Things you can do

Task:

Make a 25 question survey for the students of our school using the following template

http://survey_resource.sta.cuhk.edu.hk/template/

Use a Matrix type of questions( 10+10+5)
Export the qestions to a word document and upload it on
water-agua1011.wikispaces.com


TA Toilets which don't use water and don't damage the environment. You reduce the sewerage system and the maintainance costs. You save water

http://www.climatecrisis.net/take_action/reduce_your_impact_at_home.php

http://www.climatecrisis.net/files/pdf1/AIT-TwelveThingsToDo2.pdf


http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/global-warming/quiz-going-green/

http://www1.eere.energy.gov/kids/pdfs/EnergyActionList.pdf

http://www.stopglobalwarming.org/take-action/action-items/

http://www.carboncontrol.org.uk/carbonator/default.aspa

Calculates your carbon emmissions

t's not just policies and industries that need to be more
climate-friendly, each individual has an impact on his or
her environment. Choices that we make in our day-to-day
lives can affect the climate.

	The impacts on our water are significant and with regards to flooding, it is vital we start thinking about it immediately. For detailed information, see our articles below. Sea levels As temperatures rise, the sea will absorb heat from the atmosphere, causing it to expand and therefore creating sea level rises. For more detail read the full article. Glaciers If the entire Western Antarctic ice sheet melts, the water produced will raise sea levels by about 3.2 metres. For more detail read the full article. Flooding Major floods that have only happened before say, every 100 years on average, may now begin to occur every 10 or 20 years. The flood season may become longer and there will be flooding in places where there has never been any before. For more detail read the full article. Gulf stream Some climate models indicate that the Gulf Stream could slow by 20-25% by 2100. For more detail read the full article.