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Climate
The average weather conditions in a place over many years.
Weather
The condition of the atmosphere at a specific place and time.
Ice Cores
Analysis reveals past atmospheric composition and CO2 levels.
Glacier Retreat
Worldwide glaciers are shrinking, indicating warming temperatures.
Historical Data
Provides long-term trends and patterns relevant to climate change.
Burning fossil fuels
Releases greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide.
Deforestation
Reduces the number of trees, which absorb CO2.
Greenhouse Effect
Solar radiation is trapped by greenhouse gases, warming the Earth.
Volcanic eruptions
Release greenhouse gases and aerosols contributing to climate change.
Milankovitch cycles
Variations in Earth's orbit affecting climate over long periods.
Methane
A potent greenhouse gas produced by livestock farming and other sources.
Economic Development
Improvement of a country's economic conditions.
Quality of Life
Standard of health, comfort, and happiness experienced by individuals.
Social Development
Improvements in social well-being such as education and health.
Environmental Development
Sustainable use and conservation of natural resources.
Political Development
Advancement in governance, democracy, and human rights.
Short-Term Aid
Immediate assistance provided during emergencies.
Long-Term Aid
Sustainable assistance for long-term development.
Tied Aid
Aid with conditions attached, requiring purchases from the donor country.
LIC
Low-Income Country, e.g., Nepal.
MIC
Middle-Income Country, e.g., India.
HIC
High-Income Country, e.g., United Kingdom.
Dengue Fever
A neglected sub-tropical disease causing severe flu-like symptoms.
Leishmaniasis
A disease caused by parasites leading to skin lesions and internal issues.
Trachoma
A bacterial eye infection causing blindness if untreated.
Plant trees
Absorbs atmospheric carbon dioxide, mitigating climate change.
LED light bulbs
More energy-efficient than traditional bulbs, helping to reduce emissions.
Public transport
Emits less greenhouse gas per passenger than individual cars.
Meat-free meals
Reduce the demand for meat production, lowering greenhouse emissions.
Food waste
Contributes to methane emissions from landfills.
Water pollution
Result of agricultural runoff and livestock farming practices.
Industrial processes
Emit greenhouse gases, impacting climate change.
Solar radiation
Energy from the sun affecting Earth's temperature.
Carbon sequestration
The process of capturing and storing atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Transportation emissions
Greenhouse gases released from vehicles impacting climate change.
Agriculture
Sector contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions.