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The document discusses how individual actions contribute to climate change, emphasizing that everyday choices like food, drink, clothing, and paper usage impact the environment. It introduces the concept of planetary networks, highlighting the interconnectedness of all elements on Earth and their effects on one another. Understanding these connections is crucial for addressing global and planetary climate change.

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Lesson 2 - Climate Change [Autosaved]

The document discusses how individual actions contribute to climate change, emphasizing that everyday choices like food, drink, clothing, and paper usage impact the environment. It introduces the concept of planetary networks, highlighting the interconnectedness of all elements on Earth and their effects on one another. Understanding these connections is crucial for addressing global and planetary climate change.

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Lesson 2

CLIMATE CHANGE
Understanding the
Consequences of
Personal and Local Action
to Global
and Planetary Climate
Change
Have you ever realized
that anyone of us can
contribute to climate
change?
The food you eat, the soda you drink,
the clothes you wear, and even the
sheets of paper you use in school
everyday directly or indirectly affect our
environment.
The concept of planetary network emphasizes that everything on
earth is interconnected.
Whatever happens to one element on earth has effect to the other
components.
Planetary networks refer to the interconnections and interrelations among
the various elements in
the natural environment enveloping and affecting Earth as well as
beyond Earth’s surface. It
includes the rain, the wind, the sun’s rays, gasses and other climate-
related elements.

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