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| description | "problem in Test Rerun Course - Learn the skills Topics for Impact organizers need to run consistent, high-impact campaigns that invite new contributors, partners, and supporters to the movement. " |
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| display_name | "Check if you understood! " |
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| problem.label.1 | "What are the most important actions for addressing climate change? (pick 2)" |
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| problem.choiceresponse.1.checkboxgroup.choice.1 | "Removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere" |
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| problem.choiceresponse.1.checkboxgroup.choice.2 | "Stopping use of fossil fuels" |
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| problem.choiceresponse.1.checkboxgroup.choice.3 | "Planting trees and preserving natural areas" |
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| problem.choiceresponse.1.checkboxgroup.choice.4 | "Preparing communities for a world that will continue to change" |
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| problem.solution.1.div.p.1 | "Explanation" |
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| problem.solution.1.div.p.2 | "Climate mitigation (stopping use of fossil fuels) and climate adaptation (preparing communities for the changing world) are the two most important actions to take. While removing CO2 from the atmosphere and creating natural areas may help with climate adaptation, these are not the main changes we need in society. Natural areas are more important solutions for other environmental issues like biodiversity loss and water and air pollution." |
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| problem.label.2 | "Climate maladaptation refers to" |
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| problem.multiplechoiceresponse.choicegroup.choice.1 | "the poor adaptation of animals to changes in their local climate" |
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| problem.multiplechoiceresponse.choicegroup.choice.2 | "attempts to adapt to climate change but that instead create negative effects" |
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| problem.multiplechoiceresponse.choicegroup.choice.3 | "the failure of governments to fund climate change adaptation" |
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| problem.solution.2.div.p.1 | "Explanation" |
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| problem.solution.2.div.p.2 | "Maladaptation is a poor use of current resources that we have now to endure the effects of climate change." |
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| problem.label.3 | "The IPCC is a scholarly organization that" |
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| problem.choiceresponse.2.checkboxgroup.choice.1 | "publishes the most up to date and innovative science about the climate crises" |
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| problem.choiceresponse.2.checkboxgroup.choice.2 | "publishes information that is reviewed by politicians and diplomats" |
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| problem.choiceresponse.2.checkboxgroup.choice.3 | "publishes consensus information that is sometimes out of date or doesn't reflect our current reality" |
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| problem.choiceresponse.2.checkboxgroup.choice.4 | "is not trusted as a fair interpreter of climate science by most academics" |
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| problem.solution.3.div.p.1 | "Explanation" |
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| problem.solution.3.div.p.2 | "The IPCC's scientific process, of reviewing academic literature in a broad a scientific process, that is then reviewed and the final summary of the work is approved by polititions. This combined process of many years of writing and review, and the political process means that the science tends to be more conservative, and may be out of date by the time that it's published. The IPCC is a good source for concensus science, but may represent all of the newest science." |
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