Multiple tasks for different purposes. To understand new vocabulary and to recognize it in the colloquial speech.

Extreme weather is on the rise. A recent study found that worldwide, there were almost two and half times more extreme weather events in the first decade of this century than in the 1980s. To tease out the relationship between climate change and extreme weather, scientists use something called attribution science. This technique breaks down how much climate change influenced the event versus normal variations in weather. To do this successfully, researchers use climate models. They’re basically computer programs that simulate how the Earth’s climate will change over time. Essentially, 2 models are created. Model 1 -- the world without humans burning fossil fuels. And model 2, a world like ours now, where we do burn fossil fuels.

Extreme Weather Events

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Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. Multiple tasks for different purposes. To understand new vocabulary and to recognize it in the colloquia…