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Biodiversity

The number & variety of plant and animal species on Earth, including genetic variation within individual species

Climate change

A rise in the average temperature of the Earth, primarily caused by emissions from burning fossil fuels, such as coal, oil & natural gas

What are the perspectives

Workers


Companies


Environmental Organizations


Consumers


Governments


Aboriginal Peoples

Workers

Ex. Construction workers, oil-rig workers, steel workers

Companies

Forestry companies, oil companies, mining companies

Environmental Organizations

School environment clubs, community organizations, & provincial & national organizations like Alberta Wilderness Association & Pollution Probe

Consumers

Because they create demand for products & services

Governments

Because of the values that shape political parties in power

Aboriginal Peoples

• Because their collective rights include rights to land & resources


• Because their traditional ways connect to wild lands & wildlife

GHGs

Green house gases - primarily come from burning fossil fuels ( natural gas, gasoline, coal & oil ) -> produce resources & to transport and manufacture goods and services

What's GDP

A measure of how well-off the people of a country are

What's the Kyoto Protocol

The first climate change plan the countries of the world negotiated. The US did not agree. Canada did.

What can reduce GSG emissions ?

Public transit


Biofuel


Wind turbines & solar panels


Power plant that uses coal

What's planned economy

More government involvement

What's market economy

Less government involvement