Climate change - Lesson 8: Part B


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Lesson 8:
Part B - The Netherlands in 2100
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Climate Change





Lesson 8:
Part B - The Netherlands in 2100

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POPULATION GROWTH


Climate refugees?

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Find the
right articles

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The Netherlands in 2100?

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The Netherlands in 2100 –               
                       what should you draw?

The most important changes:
  • The rivers will have to transport much more water to the sea. Draw a solution for this!
  • Sea levels are rising. Draw a solution for this! – Summers are becoming drier (too little water) and winters wetter (too much water). Provide solutions that store water in the winter and can use it in the summer!
  • Locations of new cities. (climate refugees/uninhabitable places)
  • Locations for sustainable energy.

Divide tasks: Who will type pieces, search for articles, draw on the map, etc.

Use: Articles in Classroom / GeoGuide / C8 Coursebook / Before the flood as sources

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Deadline is moved to
friday 26-01

You can pick up your posters in 125 in
the GPW week to work on it

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The Netherlands in 2100 –               
                       what should you draw?

The most important changes:
  • The rivers will have to transport much more water to the sea. Draw a solution for this!
  • Sea levels are rising. Draw a solution for this! – Summers are becoming drier (too little water) and winters wetter (too much water). Provide solutions that store water in the winter and can use it in the summer!
  • Locations of new cities. (climate refugees/uninhabitable places)
  • Locations for sustainable energy.

Divide tasks: Who will type pieces, search for articles, draw on the map, etc

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