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El Cambio Climtico . y ya est afectando

est sucediendo .
nuestras vidas.
La importancia del conocimiento: Agentes de Cambio

Necesitamos agentes de cambio:

1. Agentes que tengan el
conocimiento certero acerca
del clima y sus cambios.
2. Agentes que tengan el
conocimiento cientfico para
explicar las influencias
antropognicos en el sistema
climtico.
3. Agentes que tengan la
capacidad de proponer
alternativas ticas de solucin
y llevarlas a la prctica.
Las Evidencias
Las Investigaciones
1. IPCC 2013 REPORT:
Chapters
1 Introduction - 4.5MB
2 Observations: Atmosphere and Surface - 38.3MB
3 Observations: Ocean - 48.3MB
4 Observations: Cryosphere - 12.8MB
5 Information from Paleoclimate Archives - 10.8MB
6 Carbon and Other Biogeochemical Cycles - 23.8
7 Clouds and Aerosols - 19.2MB
8 Anthropogenic and Natural Radiative Forcing - 18.9MB
9 Evaluation of Climate Models - 24.6MB
10 Detection and Attribution of Climate Change: from Global to Regional - 10.4MB
11 Near-term Climate Change: Projections and Predictability - 14.1MB
12 Long-term Climate Change: Projections, Commitments and Irreversibility - 36.6MB
13 Sea Level Change - 32.9MB
14 Climate Phenomena and their Relevance for Future Regional Climate Change - 10.6MB
Annexes
I Atlas of Global and Regional Climate Projections - 44.7MB
II Climate System Scenario Tables - 1.5MB
2. 3. IPCC 2014 REPORT (2 grupos)

Part A: Global and Sectoral Aspects

Context for the AR5
1 Point of departure - 3.4MB
2 Foundations for decisionmaking - 1.0MB
Natural and Managed Resources and Systems, and Their Uses
3 Freshwater resources - 5.4MB
4 Terrestrial and inland water systems - 10.2MB
5 Coastal systems and low-lying areas - 2.5MB
6 Ocean systems - 12.0MB
7 Food security and food production systems - 2.2MB
Human Settlements, Industry, and Infrastructure
8 Urban Areas - 4.8MB
9 Rural Areas - 2.0MB
10 Key economic sectors and services - 1.2MB
Human Health, Well-Being, and Security
11 Human health: impacts, adaptation, and co-benefits - 3.7MB
12 Human security - 1.3MB
13 Livelihoods and poverty - 2.3MB
Adaptation
14 Adaptation needs and options - 0.9MB
15 Adaptation planning and implementation - 0.6MB
16 Adaptation opportunities, constraints, and limits - 3.1MB
17 Economics of adaptation - 1.0MB
Multi-Sector Impacts, Risks, Vulnerabilities, and Opportunities
18 Detection and attribution of observed impacts - 2.6MB
19 Emergent risks and key vulnerabilities - 2.5MB
20 Climate-resilient pathways: adaptation, mitigation, and sustainable development - 1.9MB
Part B: Regional Aspects
21 Regional context - 7.5MB
Regional Chapters
22 Africa - 4.9MB
23 Europe - 13.1MB
24 Asia - 3.0MB
25 Australasia - 5.2MB
26 North America - 4.2MB
27 Central and South America - 4.4MB
28 Polar Regions - 7.1MB
29 Small Islands - 3.8MB
30 The Ocean - 20.1MB
4.NATIONAL CLIMATE ASSESSMENT
5. NASA GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE: Vital Signs of the Planet: EVIDENCE
Global temperature rise
Sea level rise
Ocean acidification
Warming oceans
Extreme events
Shrinking ice sheets
Vital Signs: land ice
Declining Arctic sea ice
Glacial retreat
Decreased snow cover
6.REPORTE DEL BANCO MUNDIAL: Por qu se debe
evitar un planeta 4 C ms clido.
7.EPA: CLIMATE CHANGE INDICATORS USA 2O14
8.GREENPEACE MEXICO: ENERGIA Y CAMBIO
CLIMTICO
9. 10. AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY:
STATE OF CLIMATE REPORT 2014 (2 equipos)
1.DURACIN DE LA PRESENTACION: 30 minutos

2.PREGUNTAS Y RESPUESTAS: foro en BlackBoard

3.SUBIR LA PRESENTACIN AL BLACKBOARD

4.COMPARAR LOS RESULTADOS PRESENTADOS CONTRA LOS RESULTADOS DE

LOS OTROS ESTUDIOS Y COMENTARLOS EN EL FORO

5.ENTREGAR 10 PREGUNTAS DE SU PRESENTACION PARA EXAMEN

6.TODOS LOS INTEGRANTES DEBEN PRESENTAR

7.SE CALIFICA EL DOCUMENTO, LA CAPACIDAD DE SNTESIS (NO SE ACEPTAN

PARRAFOS COMPLETOS EN LA PRESENTACION), Y LAS RESPUESTAS Y LOS
COMENTARIOS EN EL FORO DE DISCUSION.

8.TODOS LOS INTEGRANTES RECIBEN LA MISMA CALIFICACION

9.PRESENTACION: 100 PUNTOS

10.PARTICIPACION EN EL FORO: 100 PUNTOS

 FECHAS DE PRESENTACIN:
OCT 1: 1, 2, 3
OCT 5: 4, 5, 6
OCT 8: 7, 8
OCT 12: 9, 10