What Earth in 2050 could look like?

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Watch the video and answer the questions about climate change and the future of our planet. You will learn about the possible consequences of global warming, such as extreme heat, rising sea levels, food scarcity, health problems and climate migration. Pay attention to the examples and solutions mentioned in the video.

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What Earth in 2050 could look like?Online version Watch the video and answer the questions about climate change and the future of our planet. You will learn about the possible consequences of global warming, such as extreme heat, rising sea levels, food scarcity, health problems and climate migration. Pay attention to the examples and solutions mentioned in the video. by Paula Pinto 1 What are governments failing to do? a Build more cities b Make and execute stronger emissions pledges c Stop people from travelling d Predict the weather exactly 2 What year does the future scenario begin in? Written answer 3 Which climate target has the world failed to meet by 2050? a 0.5°C b 1°C c 1.5°C d 4°C 4 True or False? By 2050, heatwaves and wildfires regularly appear in the news. Written answer 5 Why do blackouts become more common during extreme heatwaves? a Because people stop using electricity b Because power grids struggle with the demand for cooling homes c Because there is too much rain d Because cities become empty 6 Which health problems are mentioned as consequences of extreme heat? Select one or more answers a Heatstroke b Dehydration c Exhaustion d Broken bones 7 Why do places such as the Philippines, Indonesia and Japan face heavier rainfall? a Because rising temperatures cause faster evaporation and trap more water in the atmosphere b Because oceans become colder c Because forests grow faster d Because people use less energy 8 Where do many people move when their communities cannot keep rebuilding after extreme weather? Written answer 9 True or False? Rising temperatures and air pollution can affect newborn babies and children’s health. Written answer 10 How many people are displaced overall? Written answer 11 True or False? Some wealthy cities try to adapt by elevating buildings and roads and building seawalls. Written answer 12 True or False: Food shortages may push millions of people into hunger. Written answer 13 What natural areas should be protected? Written answer