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David
Are you scared of climate change?enAre you scared of climate change?
You
A little bit. It's a complicated topic, and I don't really understand why it's happening.Compare PartenA little bit. It's a complicated topic, and I don't really understand why it's happening.Compare Part
Me too. I've been reading a book about it, and the uncertainty is scary to me.enMe too. I've been reading a book about it, and the uncertainty is scary to me.
Can you explain to me why the climate is changing?Compare PartenCan you explain to me why the climate is changing?Compare Part
Scientists think it's because of the greenhouse gases humans are producing.enScientists think it's because of the greenhouse gases humans are producing.
Carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, and many others.enCarbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, and many others.
Many things. Examples are: driving cars, coal power plants, or factory farming. They cause an enhanced greenhouse effect in the atmosphere.enMany things. Examples are: driving cars, coal power plants, or factory farming. They cause an enhanced greenhouse effect in the atmosphere.
It's a natural process that warms the earth. The gases reflect the sun's energy and keep the planet warm.enIt's a natural process that warms the earth. The gases reflect the sun's energy and keep the planet warm.
Now I understand. More gases mean that also more heat becomes trapped under them? Just like in an actual greenhouse.Compare PartenNow I understand. More gases mean that also more heat becomes trapped under them? Just like in an actual greenhouse.Compare Part
Yes, you are correct. And that's why the climate is changing.enYes, you are correct. And that's why the climate is changing.
Speak your answers to the dialogue (when it's your turn). Record your answers to the dialogue (when it's your turn). Then replay your recording and compare each recorded part to the original.
Ashlee
A little bit. It's a complicated topic, and I don't really understand why it's happening.enA little bit. It's a complicated topic, and I don't really understand why it's happening.
Me too. I've been reading a book about it, and the uncertainty is scary to me.Compare PartenMe too. I've been reading a book about it, and the uncertainty is scary to me.Compare Part
Can you explain to me why the climate is changing?enCan you explain to me why the climate is changing?
Scientists think it's because of the greenhouse gases humans are producing.Compare PartenScientists think it's because of the greenhouse gases humans are producing.Compare Part
What are greenhouse gases?enWhat are greenhouse gases?
Carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, and many others.Compare PartenCarbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, and many others.Compare Part
And what produces greenhouse gases?enAnd what produces greenhouse gases?
Many things. Examples are: driving cars, coal power plants, or factory farming. They cause an enhanced greenhouse effect in the atmosphere.Compare PartenMany things. Examples are: driving cars, coal power plants, or factory farming. They cause an enhanced greenhouse effect in the atmosphere.Compare Part
What is a greenhouse effect?enWhat is a greenhouse effect?
It's a natural process that warms the earth. The gases reflect the sun's energy and keep the planet warm.Compare PartenIt's a natural process that warms the earth. The gases reflect the sun's energy and keep the planet warm.Compare Part
Now I understand. More gases mean that also more heat becomes trapped under them? Just like in an actual greenhouse.enNow I understand. More gases mean that also more heat becomes trapped under them? Just like in an actual greenhouse.
Yes, you are correct. And that's why the climate is changing.Compare PartenYes, you are correct. And that's why the climate is changing.Compare Part