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Anthropocene: What is the impact of humans on the world?
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I can describe the meaning of the term 'Anthropocene' and can explain why it is debated by scientists.
I can describe and evaluate key evidence that shows how humans have altered Earth's systems.
I can explain how human activity changes ecosystems and reduces biodiversity.
I can describe how resource use and consumption patterns affect the planet.
I can explain the causes, scale, and impacts of plastic pollution on people and the environment.
I can explain the main threats to oceans and how they affect marine environments.
I can collect data about air pollution as part of a fieldwork enquiry.
I can present qualitative and quantitative air pollution data.
I can analyse and reflect on my air pollution data to create meaningful conclusions and an evaluation.
I can explain why fossil fuels are being phased out and what challenges this creates.
I can describe alternative sources of energy to using fossil fuels, and some of their benefits and limitations.
I can explain how global cooperation is needed to solve environmental problems.
I can describe how the climate may change in the future and what the impacts could be.
I can explain how sustainable living can reduce the environmental impact of our everyday lives.
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