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What is climate change
— Oscar Wilde.

It gets warmer and colder because the atmosphere gets thicker because of all the carbon dioxide that we let out. The carbon

CLIMATE CHANGE IS CAUSED BY

Climate change is caused by the Co2 and the greenhouse. Co2 is caused by a lot of things. people who burn down trees, people who build houses, by gas cars and by cows.

SOLUTIONS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE

What plans does the government of the Netherlands have to meet the Paris agreement. The Netherlands need to reduce the greenhouse gas emission by 49 precent in 2030 and 95 precent in 2050.
How can the Swedish citizens collaborate to reduce their impact on the climate change
What can you do your self

GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE

No fossil fuel use in the world.

We don’t need to use fossil fuel because it will chance the Climate.

We need to remove all the fossil fuel in the world. This is bad for the world because of the Co2 emissions, if we chance this, the climate wouldn’t chance and then we can keep the artics.

We need to use more solar panels on houses

If we use more solar panels, we reduce the Co2 emissions. The solar panels give us green energy, and it is unlimited.

More electric cars over the world

We need more electric cars because the normal cars give us Co2 and we don’t need that. We hope in 2030 that 50% of the people has a electric car. We can charge the cars with green energy because of the solar panels.

We need to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions

We need to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions by 49% in 2030 with every country. Because it’s bad for are land and animals.

LAND CLIMATE CHANGE.

We need more solar panels houses in the Netherlands

In 2030 we want to have 60% of the houses Netherlands with solar panels because we need a cleaner world and in 2050 we want 100% of the houses in the Netherlands with solar panels.

More electric cars in the Netherlands.

If we get more electric cars then we reduce the Co2 emissions. Tesla is one of the baddest electric cars because, if the engine get destroyed it is bad for the nature, but it is always better then gas cars. We want that in 2030 40% of the people have a electric car. In 2040 we want 80% of the people in electric cars.

REGIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE UPPSALA

We need more Solar panels in Uppsala

In Uppsala we want in 2030 80% of al the houses with solar panels because it is good for the

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