Practice time! Cement what Mr. EdLo taught you this week.
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Technology means the tools and machines people make to do work. Climate change means a long-term shift in the average weather.
Here is the loop Mr. EdLo drew on the board:
The two-way climate loop — technology sits on BOTH sides.
🔥 One way: a diesel generator burns fuel and adds greenhouse gases — gases (mainly CO₂) that trap heat in the atmosphere like a blanket.
💧 The other way: the hydro dams on the Macal River make electricity without burning any fuel at all.
Belize releases very little greenhouse gas compared to the world — but our low coastline, coral reef, and hurricane season mean we feel climate change strongly. That is why this lesson matters here at home.
Technology is not automatically good or bad. It depends on whether it burns fossil fuels or replaces them.
This is not a test — it finds the right challenge level for you today. Answer all five.
You are the mayor of a town. Every choice changes the air and the money. Choose well!
Some technology looks clean… until you follow the wire. Trace each one to its real source.
People say these things about technology and climate. Which ones survive?
Quick-fire! How many can you get right in a row? Your best streak is saved.