§6.1 Is the Netherlands sustainable? Part 1

§6.1 Is the Netherlands sustainable? part 1

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This lesson contains 19 slides, with text slides and 1 video.

Lesson duration is: 45 min

Items in this lesson

§6.1 Is the Netherlands sustainable? part 1

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Program of the lesson

Opening photo
Two videos with viewing questions
Notes
Getting started
End

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Program

Week 02

Week 03

Week 04

Week 05

Week 06

Week 07

Week 08

H6 §1

H6 §2

H6 §3

H6 §4

herhaling + oefenen

Proefwerk H6

vakantie

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Opening

What do you see?
Where does this occur?
Why does this occur here?
Is this desired?
Is this the case everywhere?

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Goals

At the end of the lesson, you can:

Explain how the enhanced greenhouse effect works
What fossil fuels are
What renewable energy is

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Opening video

Write this questions in your notebook

1. What is the greenhouse effect?

2. What is the enhanced greenhouse effect?

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Koolstofkringloop

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Greenhouse gases

Consists of greenhouse gases (hydrogen, nitrogen, carbondioxide etc)

Fossil fuel

Fuel (natural gas, oil and coal) formed over millions of years from plant or animal remains.

Atmosphere

The air around us.

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Enhanced greenhouse effect

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The bigger picture

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CO2 measurements last 2000 years

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Discuss with neighbour

How will global warming affect NL?

Name three consequences!

timer

2:00

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Consequence: sea level rise

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The small picture

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Impact of climate change in the Netherlands

Sea level rise
More extreme weather (extreme rainfall, long period of drought)
Warmer average annual temperature

More in paragraph 2

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Energy transition

In order to emit less CO2, energy saving and renewable energy sources instead of fossil fuels can be used.

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Fossil fuels

Fuel formed over millions of years from the remains of dead plants, trees and animals (natural gas, petroleum and coal)

Renewable energy sources

Resources that, when used, never run out.
They also do not contribute to the enhanced greenhouse effect, as they release (virtually) no CO2.

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Getting started!

First, read §6.1

and make assignments 1, 2 and 3

This is homework for next lesson!

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