2.3 Responding to global climate change questions for IB Geography

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  • IB Geography
  • Part of 2 Global climate—vulnerability and resilience
  • SL and HL

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Question 1 · GEO-01305Paper 2 · 10 marks

“In ageing societies, older people hold too much power over decision-making.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?

10 marks

Question 2 · GEO-01860Paper 3 · HL only · 16 marks

“Informal groups such as the G7 and the G20 achieve little because none of their decisions are legally binding.” Discuss this statement.

16 marks

Question 3 · GEO-01395Paper 2 · 10 marks

“Rapidly growing megacities are more vulnerable to global climate change than any other kind of place.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?

10 marks

Question 4 · GEO-02346Paper 3 · HL only · 12 marks

Using examples, analyse how civil society organizations use legal action to manage environmental risks associated with global interactions.

12 marks

Question 5 · GEO-01399Paper 2 · 10 marks

“The countries that emit the most greenhouse gases today are the countries most responsible for global climate change.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?

10 marks

Question 6 · GEO-02435Paper 3 · HL only · 16 marks

“Reducing international air travel is the most effective way to cut the carbon footprint of global flows of people.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?

16 marks

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