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    MRR 5 Tobias Ged104 BM1

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    Tobias wrote a metacognitive reading report summarizing key insights from an article on how climate change affects health. Before reading, Tobias believed climate change would lead to more extreme weather and severe storms. However, after reading the article, Tobias learned some frozen regions may experience more plant growth and milder climates. Tobias also initially thought warming oceans would destroy coral reefs and melt glaciers, but learned climate change could open new shipping routes in the Arctic and extend growing seasons in some areas.

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    Tobias wrote a metacognitive reading report summarizing key insights from an article on how climate change affects health. Before reading, Tobias believed climate change would lead to more extreme weather and severe storms. However, after reading the article, Tobias learned some frozen regions may experience more plant growth and milder climates. Tobias also initially thought warming oceans would destroy coral reefs and melt glaciers, but learned climate change could open new shipping routes in the Arctic and extend growing seasons in some areas.

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    Metacognitive Reading Report #5

    Name: Tobias, Lord Andrei D. 4 – 4 – 20


    GED104 – BM1

    Instructions: Read Alastair Woodward’s How climate change affects the building blocks for health
    (conversation.com/how-climate-change-affects-the-building-blocks-for-health-86202).Then,
    accomplish the metacognitive reading report below.

    1. Difficult Concepts

    a. Transition Risks and Opportunities


    b. Effects on Mental Health
    c. Direct and Indirect Effects

    2. Learning Insights

    a. Before reading the article, I thought that changes in ocean circulation and the resulting

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    warmer temperatures disrupt the world’s normal weather patterns, bringing about more extreme

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    weather and an increased frequency of severe and catastrophic storms, such as hurricanes and

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    typhoons. The increase in severe storms leads to a more frequent occurrence of such things as

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    “hundred-years floods,” decimation of habitats and property, not to mention, loss of life—human and

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    otherwise. However, after reading the article, I now think/learned that the Arctic, Antarctic, Siberia, and
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    other frozen regions of the earth might experience more plant growth and milder climates.
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    b. Before reading the article, I thought that the acidification of warming oceans leads to a loss of
    coral reefs. Coral reefs protect shorelines from heavy waves, storms, and floods and while they only
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    cover about 0.1% of the ocean floor, reefs provide a habitat for 25% of the ocean’s species. Demolished
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    reefs lead to increased erosion and coastal property damage and the extinction of species. However,
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    after reading the article, I now think/learned that the Northwest Passage through the formerly icy
    Canadian Arctic Archipelago could arguably open up to transportation.

    c. Before reading the article, I thought that warming ocean waters means increased melting of
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    glaciers and ice sheets. Smaller ice sheets form each subsequent winter, which has a devastating impact
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    on the habitat of cold-climate animals and the Earth’s reserves of freshwater. However, after reading
    the article, I now think/learned that longer growing seasons could mean increased agricultural
    production in some areas.
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    3. Discussion Questions
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    a. How does Climate Change affects the people’s mental health?


    b. How Royal Society concludes that more research is needed to better quantify the health
    impacts of climate change?
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    c. How has Global Warming affected the world so far?

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