SCC 101- Climate change science

Service Description

 Fundamentals of Climate Systems: You need to know how the Earth's climate system works through its atmosphere, oceans, and earth components.  Greenhouse Gases: The Earth's climate depends on natural greenhouse gases including carbon dioxide methane and nitrous oxide.  Climate Forcing and Feedback Mechanisms: Climate reacts to solar power and volcanic events as well as human actions.  Climate Models and Predictions: Scientists explain how they build climate models and predict future events. They show how reliable their predictions are.  Historical Climate Change: By examining past climate data scientists get better insight into present trends and forecasted climate variations.  Anthropogenic Climate Change: Our climate takes direct effects from our human activities during industrial production agriculture and urban building.  Climate Change Impacts: Climate change affects both natural systems and human beings through ecosystem disruptions and affects weather patterns plus raises sea levels while threatening our health.  Mitigation Strategies: Methods and actions that decrease emissions of greenhouse gases and increase natural carbon storage systems  Adaptation Strategies: Our responses equip us to handle the natural effects of climate change.  International Climate Agreements: These international climate accords particularly the Paris Agreement work as core climate policy instruments worldwide.  Climate Change and Biodiversity: Biodiversity suffers due to climate change.  Extreme Weather Events: Exposed weather systems experience more powerful storms more often due to climate change.  Socioeconomic Impacts: Climate change damages the economic structure while impairing social systems and making common people more vulnerable.  Innovative Solutions: Our efforts to slow climate change require technological development and renewable systems plus better environmental care