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Asked by: Gymnasium Seefeld | U.T.C.V.SCHOOL

a) Ask ten people what they think about:

1.The climate change

2.The possible consequences for your country – and take note of the answers.

 

b) What do yout think about these answers?

I think that the strange and quick climate change is all because of global warming . As lots of cars and factories are being made on this materialistic world . So because of the smokes it is leading to the strange climate that we are witnessing now. .........Yangkyi( XI Sc.A)

 

The change in the climate is resposible for the natural calamities that we are witnessing now a days in different parts of the world . whether one believes in it or not in another case , but i really do feel thats the only reason if we want to rate , then it causing the disaster will be very high . We just cannot be ignorant . we must wake up...... Ngodup( science teacher)

 

ACcording to me what ever the above two persons have said is absolutely correct , we must wake up .. Education seems to be the only possible means to rescue our earth from this great danger . So let us all study hard and work for peace and prosperity of our planet

 

Dharamsala is located in the north of India, in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It is nestled in high wooded hills that hint in muted tones of the majesty of the Himalayas beyond. The Himalayas are the world's greatest repositories of snow and ice outside of the polar regions, and yet they may melt away in just 20 to 30 years, leaving more than a billion people desperately short of water.The Himalayas–Hindu Kush and nearby mountains, along with the high-elevation Tibetan Plateau that spans 1.6 million square kilometers, are the water towers of Asia and feed its great rivers – the Yellow, Yangtze, Mekong, Salween, Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra. Sometimes referred to as Earth's "third pole", the snow and ice in the region provide the largest river run-off from any single location in the world.

 

Data from the International Commission on Snow and Ice in Kathmandu, Nepal reveal that the Himalayan glaciers are shrinking faster than anywhere else and could totally disappear by 2035. Snowfall is also in sharp decline in much of the region, Kennel said. This region has been frozen for hundreds of thousands of years and the incredibly rapid meltdown is the result of three converging factors, he explained.

 

Like the Arctic, temperatures in this cold part of the world are climbing far more rapidly than elsewhere. Over the past three decades, the average temperature has increased by almost 1 degree Celsius, and Chinese climate scientists predict a further temperature rise of between 2.0 to 2.6 degrees Celsius by 2050. Some of this temperature rise is due to soot, otherwise known as black carbon, from burning fossil fuels - especially diesel and coal - as well as burning wood and other biomass.

 

Black carbon heats the region in two ways. The dark particles absorb heat from the sun and collect at mountain latitudes. Secondly, this soot coats the snow, turning it grey and reducing the snow's albedo - ability to reflect sunlight - accelerating the melt.

Asked by: Gymnasium Seefeld | U.T.C.V.SCHOOL

a) What kind of direct problems have been mentioned?

 

b) What solutions have been proposed?

 

c) What priority have these reports about climate change been given in the newspapers in your country?

 

d) Which headline caught your eye and impressed you the most? Explain the reason why.

 

e) Which headline would you give an article about climat change?

Asked by: Gymnasium Seefeld | U.T.C.V.SCHOOL

a) Write down your emotional feelings for the words “anger, responsibility, hope and indifference” in connection with the topic of climate change.

 

b) Which kind of emotion do you feel most strongly in connection with the topic of climate change? (This does not have to be one of the four mentioned above). Explain the reasons why.

Asked by: Gymnasium Seefeld | U.T.C.V.SCHOOL

Tell us more about the Himalaya and your country. What do love most about your country?

Himalaya includes the vast ranges which extends a long way in the continent Asia,. i am born in INDIA even though i am a tibetan . Our country is TIBET which is right now under the invasion of People's Republic Of China. My parents fled from TIBET around the 1960s when they were young children . So this country called INDIA is like our country , even though not real . Thats why we really miss our country .We cannot go back right now because if we go back , then we will be caught and put in prison by the chinese strong military regime . Our leader HIS HOLINESS THE DALAI LAMA who also fled from Tibet in 1959 because of the Chinese invasion .When he came first in INDIA he worked very hard in setting up of the schools in which we the tibetan students can study and get back our freedom from CHINA . Now about nearly 50 years have passed , we are still doing our best as we know the education is the only way to get back our country .

 

So , from the books and movies that i have seen ,TIBET is the highest plateau of the world . From it a lot of rivers pass through many countries like india , china , bhutan etc . Its a cold area with beatiful animals like YAK , PANDA ( which is vey famous ) , Gazelle, and many other species . Tibetans ( the people of Tibet ) mostly are Budhist and preach non violence and love . We also have a saying that " My religion is simple , my religion is kindness ".

As far as environment is concerned its known for its beauty but now a days we hear from news that chinese government is causing lot of destruction out there . So we must do something about it also .

 

TIBET is a beautiful place , hope you guys can visit there some day . For us right now we fear to go even inisde our own country.

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