Instructions
SSP1-1.9
SSP1-2.6
SSP1-2.6
SSP2-4.5
SSP5-8.5
Summarize- no policy change
What do you notice- steadily/gradually getting worse
Why do communities- based on resources and money available
Why different places- places with the most ice caps?
Are the people- no, if anything they're the ones who aren't.
SSP3-7.0
Over the years, sea level change increases gradually. Warming stays below 1.25, relative to decade 2100.
We noticed that the data has a positive slope, increasing gradually.
Because different communities have different levels of resources, funds, and are in different geographical areas.
Climate change causes the glaciers to melt, rising the sea level, impacting coastal areas especially.
SSP5-8.5 Low Confidence
SSP5-8.5 is a scenario with no additional climate policy. It is emissions calculate just by Fossil fuels and no other SSPs.
As the Decades go by, the rate that water rises per year goes up. It starts by rising little by little but as the decades go by the Sea Levels rise to higher levels quicker.
Communities respond in different ways because of the different resources that they are left with. Some cities have the money to tend to these climate change issues while others have to deal with the damages.
Sea levels could be changing in so many different places because of climate change which causes global change of the ocean. Due to the thermal heating of the ocean as well as melting of glaciers or land based ice, water expands.
The people who are forced to move aren’t at fault because they aren’t the ones causing it. This change in sea level that we are seeing is being caused by burning fossil fuels, and it is larger cities and countries that are burning them the most. Lots of greenhouse gases are emitted because of the burning of fossil fuels. Bigger cities and countries are responsible for climate change in poorer countries that don’t have the resources to emit those fossil fuels or deal with them.