WE MIND THE NATURE

Hello !

I am Green Kıd who is The Hero of the project.

as you know, there is climate change in the world and

has It negative effects on the Earth.

I want to tell you The Impacts of the Climate Change.Let's start 1

It was drawn by Zeynep Rüveyda

The loss of sea ice affects polar bears’ ability to find food, studies show. Polar bears feed on ringed seals that live at the ice edge, getting two thirds of the energy they need for the entire year in late spring and early summer. With the ice retreating earlier in spring and forming later in winter, the bears have less time to hunt prey and have to go without food for lBecause of melting sea ice, it is likely that more polar bears will soon starve, onger.

Sakine RÜZGAR

Polar Bears Extinct

           It was drawn by Miraç ELMAS

Nuclear war is a type of war that uses nuclear weapons to harm the enemy. The physical effects of nuclear war last for hundreds of years. Hundreds of thousands of people died in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the last attacks of the Second World War, and the effects of the radiation radiating around still threaten the inhabitants of the region. Even the most optimistic estimates say that millions of people will soon die in a major nuclear war in the future, while the more pessimistic ones will say that humanity will disappear, the ecosystem will collapse, and the global climate will disappear altogether.

The first thing you'll see after a nuclear explosion is white glow. Looking at this light can lead to permanent vision loss. After the light comes the shock wave, that is, the blast effect. The most feared part of a nuclear attack! It is observed that a shock wave that does not listen to iron, steel, concrete, and then the blast returns to the explosion center from the outside by destroying everything that comes out from the center point of the explosion.

ERKAN ELMAS

Drawing made by the student Mleşniţă Emanuel

The main causes of floods are heavy rains. These cause the running water to fill with a large amount of water in a very short time. As a result, the waters flow over the edge of the riverbeds, causing the landslide and the near by houses to slip, the annexes to collapse, bridges, pedestrian bridges, roads ... The wells are also filled with water, which becomes impotable ...

    As a result of these natural disasters, even people lose their lives outside homes and other property.

    It is necessary the rapid intervention of rescuers - firefighters, soldiers, doctors, to help save people and to stop the waters, by channeling the water valley and changing the course to uninhabited areas.

Mihaela Gogu

DRAWING MADE BY FABIA BERBERI

RISING MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES

Measurments show that global temperatures have risen by 0.78oC during the twentieth century and are expected to be highest during this century and especially at the end of it.

Rising maximum temperatures are causing damage on the planet.

*Agriculture is greatly affected by rising maximum temperatures as it is exposed to it.

*Rising maximum temperatures have an impact on food safety.

*Rising maximum temperatures are directly related to biodiversity.

 * Rising maximum temperatures will affect the change in the amount of water on the planet.

*Rising maximum temperatures are causing ice to melt, changing sea and ocean levels, burning forests and cause various deseases.

  BAZELLI ORNELA

Image of Black Sea pollution- student Moroşan Diana

Domestic water, industrial water and chemicals used in agriculture, such as fertilizers and pesticides are the main cause of water pollution. Also, the discharge of domestic water into rivers and bays causes pollution of the seas. Another cause of pollution is the spillage of chemical fertilizers - phosphates and nitrites - used in agriculture, which increase the growth rate of algae. They break down and deplete the oxygen in the water. This process, called eutrophication, can cause the death of fish and other aquatic life forms. According to the United Nations, nearly 13 million tons of plastic reach the world's seas each year.

If no action is taken, experts warn that by 2050, the oceans will contain more plastic than fish. Currently, the ratio is 1 to 5

Gogu Mihail- Cornel

It was drawn by Azra

REFUGEES

Yıldız KANLIÖZ

According to the “Climate Change, Migration and Displacement” report published in 2017 by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Overseas Development Institute, the 10 largest migration movements in 2016 were triggered by climate, with the Philippines, China and India most affected by such migration.

The UNDP report predicts that larger mass movements will occur due to climate change. It is expected that about 200 million will have to abandon their localities in 2050 due to rising sea level, drought and floods.

IDMC reports mention Turkey as well. While climate- or disaster-triggered migration rate is lower in Turkey than in other regions, in the last decade, 275,313 people migrated on that account.

As a solution to such adverse scenarios arising from the studies and reports, it is proposed to devise a correct development plan that prevents greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel consumption.

It was drawn by Berat

WATER AND CLIMATE CHANGE

Climate change manifests itself primarily through changes in the water cycle. As climate changes, droughts, floods, melting glaciers, sea-level rise and storms intensify or alter, often with severe consequences. 

AYŞE BOSTANCI

Nurullah YARDİBİ 5-A

VOLCANO

Apart from its impact on sea levels and weather conditions, the warming climate may also cause volcanic eruptions around the world.

Hatice BİLİCİ

FAMINE

A famine is a widespread scarcity of food, caused by several factors including war, inflation, crop failure, population imbalance, or climate change a.k.a global warming. This phenomenon is usually accompanied or followed by regional malnutrition, starvation, epidemic, and increased mortality.

Aysel Şahin

It was drawn by Elif Nihal

AIR POLLUTION

Air pollution and climate change are closely related. As well as driving climate change, the main cause of CO2 emissions – the extraction and burning of fossil fuels – is also a major source of air pollutants. What’s more, many air pollutants contribute to climate change by affecting the amount of incoming sunlight that is reflected or absorbed by the atmosphere, with some pollutants warming and others cooling the Earth. These short-lived climate-forcing pollutants (SLCPs) include methane, black carbon, ground-level ozone, and sulfate aerosols. They have significant impacts on the climate: black carbon and methane in particular are among the top contributors to global warming after CO2

ESRA KÜÇÜKYAZICI

It was created by Nehir Şura

WILD FİRES

Serra Atahan

We faced with effect of global warming on wild fires if we are going to stop runaway climate chaos.

Animal agriculture and fosil fuels are devastating our planet.Therefore,we need to take immediate actions.There are more frequent and serve extreme weather events from hurricanes ,floods,forest fires to droughts and sea level rise.Increasingly there will be areas of the world too hot to live in.Disease vectors are spreading with rising temperatures.

There are alot of reasons of climate change one of them is  extreme animal agriculture is a leading source of climate chaos, the other reason is mobile base stations, the other reason is throwing the trush to environment such as batteries and broken glass pieces, another reason is more greenhouse gas emmions such as carbon dioxide,methane,nitrous oxide all cars ,tructs,planes ,ships,and other transportations modes combined.Thus, all of them are negative affect of global warming unfortunately by those negative affects we can see huge wild fires as in Australia

Effects on human society

STORMS

Lorena Tiron, Romania

STORMS

Hurricanes are large tropical storms with heavy winds. Earthquakes are the shaking, rolling or sudden shock of the earth's surface. ... Hurricanes affect people because they can cause flooding and can damage roads,bridges, including homes,schools and hospitals. They also affect us because they can cause injury or death.

BURNETE ELEONORA

It was drawn by Dila Uzunağaç.

Sea Levels Rising

The global warming study by Spanish scientists revealed that the sea water level will increase by more than half a meter in 2100.

The effects of rising waters will be seen especially from 2050. Increased sea water will also lead to a decrease in drinking water resources.

KEMAL ERSAY-KARABÜK BİLSEM

It was drawn by Ceren Gülsün A.

Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution a few hundred years ago, humans have burned massive amounts of fossil fuels; cut down huge swaths of forest; and undertaken many other activities that pump heat-trapping carbon dioxide into Earth’s atmosphere. In response, the planet has warmed up.

OCEAN WARMING

ENİSE ULU ÇOĞALAN

It was drawn by Muhammed Ali Şan.

DROUGHT

Drought is dangerous for life.Plants cannot grow if drought.If plants cannot grow, there will be hunger.Water is life.Water is necessary for the life of all living things.Thirst causes drought and badly affects all living things.Let's prevent desertification and drought.

Derya Güvercin

LESS OXYGEN

Our most important oxygen producing resource is forestsş Thousands of forests are being destroyed by humans to open houses and businesses, resulting in a shortage of oxygen. This increases people with respiratory failure heart conditions. Oxygen including why it is meant for serious diseases, also caused serious increases.

SABRİYE KARAHAN'S STUDENT

SİNAN

Avalanches can be caused by many things. Some of them are natural. For example, new snow or rain can cause built up snow to loosen and fall down the side of a mountain. Earthquakes and the movement of animals have also been known to cause avalanches.

KEZBAN EVREN

AVALANCHE