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STUDY ON CLIMATE
CHANGE
FACTOR: MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY SECTOR
Anirban Thakur Manas Pratim ` Kalita Lalit Agarwalla PART 1 WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE AND HOW MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY LEADS TO IT (OVERVIEW) EXAMPLE
Bill Gates shows optimism in
discussing the world’s ability to tackle climate change – until he hits on manufacturing. About that, he is worried. He said, “That’s the sector that bothers me the most.”
“The ultimate measure of
Cement Industry emitting greenhouse gases success is global greenhouse gas emissions: We need to go from 51 billion tons a year to zero in the next three decades,” Gates wrote. WHAT ARE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES AND HOW THEY FUNCTION
The process of transforming raw materials or unfinished products to
new finished products which involve physical, chemical, or mechanical transformations. 1.Bringing in Raw Materials
2.Manufacturing in the Factory
3.Burning the wastes Bring in Raw Materials
Cutting down trees and
transporting it to the factories
Mining ores and minerals
Manufacturing in the Industry
•Did you know that air pollution
causes more deaths than malaria and AIDS/HIV?
Industrial factories are major
contributors to air pollution. The amount of toxic gases that factories release into the air increases health and environmental damages.
Industrial factories are
major contributors to air pollution. The amount of toxic gases that factories release into the air increases health and environmental damages. Scrap and Waste
INDUSTRIAL SCRAP AND WASTES DUMPED
IN LANDFILLS AND THROWN IN WATER DESTROY THE ENVIRONMENT.
THE WHOLE AREA NEAR A LANDFILL
CREATE A TOXIC ENVIRONMENT
DUMPING WASTE IN WATER LEADS TO
LOSS OF AQUATIC LIFE Part 2 HOW IT AFFECTS THE CLIMATE
(OBSERVATION AND ANALYSIS)
Basic preview HOW?
From 1880, the Earth's
average surface temperature has risen by 0.07°C every decade. Evidence shows that key historical developments such as industrial revolutions contributed significantly to global warming. These events are linked to the mass burning of fossil fuels to meet an increase in human demand. ANNUAL GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION BY SECTOR TEMPARATURE ANALYSIS • To date, industrialized countries account for roughly 80% of the carbon dioxide buildup in the atmosphere • Annually, more than 60% of global industrial carbon dioxide emissions originate in industrialized countries, where only about 20% of the world’s population resides • Much of the growth in emissions in developing countries results from the provision of basic human needs for growing populations, while emissions in industrialized countries contribute to growth in a standard of living that is already far above that of the average person worldwide CONNECTING THE DOTS WHAT HAPPENS NEXT HOW WORSE WILL GLOBAL WARMING GET Part 3
SOLUTION
GLOBAL WARMING IS IRREVERSIBLE, BUT STOPPABLE The Solution being implimanted Reducing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions 50- 52% below 2005 levels in 2030. Reaching 100% carbon pollution-free electricity by 2035. Achieving a net-zero emissions economy by 2050. Delivering 40% of the benefits from federal investments in climate and clean energy to disadvantaged communities.
