Global warming hoax

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Global Warming!!

Panic or reality?

Global warming is already under way. The evidence is vast and the urgency of taking action becomes clearer with every new scientific study. Some of the most obvious signs are visible in the Arctic, where rising temperatures and melting ice are dramatically changing the region’s unique landscapes and wildlife—as well as people’s lives and livelihoods. Across the globe, other early warning signs include melting glaciers, shifting ranges of plants and animals, and the earlier onset of spring.

VISIT THE LINKS TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS:

1. What is global warming? rising temperatures and melting ice are dramatically changing the region’s unique landscapes and wildlife—as well as people’s lives and livelihoods.
2. What is the process involved in the greenhouse effect? is the warming that happens when certain gases in Earth's atmosphere trap heat. These gases let in light but keep heat from escaping, like the glass walls of a greenhouse.First, sunlight shines onto the Earth's surface, where it is absorbed and then radiates back into the atmosphere as heat. In the atmosphere, “greenhouse” gases trap some of this heat, and the rest escapes into space. The more greenhouse gases are in the atmosphere, the more heat gets trapped.
3. What signs warn us about global warming?Emissions from power plants, transportation, manufacturing, heating and other fossil fuel uses are estimated to have climbed to a record 30.6 Gigatonnes (Gt), said the IEA. F
4. Can you quote another term for global warming? No I can't!
5. Watch the video and explain this idea: Global warming: panic or reality?

THE BIG QUESTION:
What can we do to stop global warming? Suggest five ideas.

I think we can do much, removing industrial plants, since the energy We need to do something but some. And look not pollute much. as not to throw objects or food ... the ground.

Write a dialoge for a story!!

- Cèlia, Cèlia! Can you hear me? I have a problem.
- What's happened? Are you all right?
- I am in a boat, and I have hit a rock
- Are you injured?
- No, but I have a lot of fear.
- Don't panic! Let's phone the coastguard.
Where are you?
- I am in the medes island.
Oh! the bat is sinking, there is a hole. Hurry up!!
- OK! OK!
- Help I going to die.




KEY PHRASES

What's happened?
Don'n panic!
Hurry up!!

Rooobiiin HOoood !!!

Robin Hood!

WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

a. Did Robin Hood really exist?

The first reference to Robin Hood is in the Farmer Peter (Peter the Labrador) by WilliamLangland (1377), where the lazy, a lazy priest, said: "I know the rhymes of Robin Hood. " Three years later, the Scottish chronicler John Fordun wrote about the character of Robin Hoodballads: "Please, better than everyone else.


b. What was he famous for?

Robin Hood became a popular folk figure starting in mediaval times continuing through modern literature films and televison!

c. Where was he from?

England.

d. Can you write a few lines about the story?

The 19th century ballad scholar Francis Child collected 38 separate Robin Hood ballads (and variant versions of them) in his ballad collection -- as well as a few other ballads which featured Robin Hood in some versions but not in others. Composed over hundreds of years, these ballads form the Robin Hood legend. Scenes from these tales have been used in many novels, movies and television shows.

Other sites have large ballad collections. I don't wish to duplicate their efforts. So, I only offer a handful of ballads.

I have used ballads from the 17th century and afterwards. I prefer the earlier ballads, but I think these later ones are written in easily understood English and don't need footnotes.

Also, I've included Alfred Noyes' Sherwood. And you'll find the first of Clayton Emery's Robin and Marian mysteries here too. And finally I've added two comic book stories from the 1950s.

You can also play one of the tunes used for many of the ballads.

Express interest

Marina: That's amazing! Is that your photo, Cèlia?
Cèlia: Yes, do you like it?
Marina: Yeah, Where were you when you saw that?
Cèlia: I was on the beach in Miami. These people were doing surf on their table surf.
Marina: Really? Why were they doig that?
Cèlia: It was surfing.
Marina: Did you try it?
Cèlia: You're kidding! I can't surf.
Marina: Yeah, well it's a great photo. Well done!

Help when there's a problem

Cèlia.- Marina, what's happened? Are you OK?
Marina.- No, I've burnt my hand.
Cèlia.- How did happen?
Marina.- It was an accident. I put my hand on the cooker.
Cèlia.- Oh, right. Do you need help?
Marina.- No, I think it'll be OK.
Cèlia.- Mmm. Maybe you need to go the chemist's and to see a doctor.