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Global warming and Projectformulation
Dr. P. I. Ayantha
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Relationship between Global warming andProject formulation•
All projects have impacts on environment and may contribute toglobal warming• Therefore, it is essential to design the project to minimize the
contribution to global warming
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Global warming
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Rise of averagetemperature of earth(atmosphere and oceans)
• Global warming andclimate change meansmore or less the same, orrather related
http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2015/06/07/warming-mean/
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Global warming
• What are the causes?• What are the effects?• How to overcome?
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What are the causes?• Green house gases/ green house effects
http://facweb.bhc.edu/academics/science/harwoodr/NSCI102/study/GrenHous.htm
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth501/content/p5_p7.html
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Most are man-made reasons??)• However, there can be natural reasons too!• Solar sunspots damage ozone layer
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CO2 emissions in million tons per year over the past 200years
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Global_Carbon _Emission_by_Type.png
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http://www.seia.org/policy/envit/climate-change
http://www3.epa.gov/climatechange/science/indicators/ghg/us-ghg-emissions.html
Green house gas emissions by sector
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• Deforestation
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/environment/climatechange/11117078/UK-pays-200m-to-tackle-deforestation-in-poor-countries.html
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https://drstevebest.wordpress.com/2012/06/
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Relationship between Global warming andclimate change
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Effects of global warming (continue…)
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Extremeclimatic/weatherevents
• dry areas gettingmore drier wetareas gettingmore wetter
• Prolongeddroughts
Hurricane Wilma, 2005
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Do we (SL) have an issue
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Sri Lanka is an Island with a coast line of 1660 km• Coastal zone contains about 25% of the lands, over 30% population
and 80% of tourism• All major cities, commercial hubs in coastal areas• Thus sea level increase will have direct impacts
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If continues like this what will happen
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What could be done?
• Mitigation• Adaptation• Prevent it (prevention is better than cure)
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What is needed to keep temperature increasebelow 2C• Need to reduce emissions by 50% by 2050 (peak at 2020- too late
tackle it in 2020)• Develop countries need to cut emissions by 30% by 2020 with a pe
between 2012-2015 (many countries do so)• Developing countries cut by 20% against 1990 values by 2050
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Kyoto mechanisms
• Sustainable development objectives• Joint implementation• International emissions trading (between countries)
SL is a low GHG emission country and under Kyoto protocol it does nothave any commitment to reduce. But we can sell also developedcountries can invest in developing countries and help reduce GHG and
SDAnyway we have a commitment to maintain to forest cover and
increase it, as those are CO2 sinks
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Sustainable development
• Meet todays needs without compromising the ability of futuregenerations to meet their needs
• If take into consideration the current consumption of naturalresources by 2050 we may need two planets
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Conclusion
• Climate change, global warming and civil projects are related• We live in a globalised society• The carbon footprint (impact on environment) from projects needs t
be minimised, as• Legislation would suggest so• Sustainability concepts- often voluntary• To get green accreditation- marketing !• Therefore, consideration of the proposed project’s carbon foot print is
essential, and this is something needs to be done at formulation stag
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In 201
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Thank you!