Impact of Heating Practices on Climate Change and Food Security

Ballygoback
Community School
leaves the heating on
all year round even
in summer
The school buys more
oil and uses up more
electricity
The power plant & the
heating oil used releases
more carbon emissions
into the atmosphere
The carbon dioxide
forms a blanket in the
atmosphere which
traps the sun’s rays
The planet heats up and
ocean temperatures rise
which increases adverse
weather conditions
leading to drought in
many countries
The rains have failed
in the Tigray region
of Ethiopia
Without rain, the crops
(sorghum, maize &
beans)  grown by Yusuf
and his family wither
Yusuf and his family
have to queue for food
aid provided by an
Irish NGO
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The irresponsible heating practices at Ballygoback Community School contribute to increased carbon emissions, leading to a rise in global temperatures, adverse weather conditions, and droughts in regions like the Tigray region of Ethiopia. This results in failed crops, food scarcity, and reliance on aid for families like Yusuf's. The interconnected chain of events emphasizes the importance of sustainable heating practices in mitigating climate change and ensuring food security.

  • Climate Change
  • Heating Practices
  • Food Security
  • Global Warming
  • Environmental Impact

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  1. Ballygoback Community School leaves the heating on all year round even in summer

  2. The school buys more oil and uses up more electricity

  3. The power plant & the heating oil used releases more carbon emissions into the atmosphere

  4. The carbon dioxide forms a blanket in the atmosphere which traps the sun s rays

  5. The planet heats up and ocean temperatures rise which increases adverse weather conditions leading to drought in many countries

  6. The rains have failed in the Tigray region of Ethiopia

  7. Without rain, the crops (sorghum, maize & beans) grown by Yusuf and his family wither

  8. Yusuf and his family have to queue for food aid provided by an Irish NGO

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