Global Warming News Story

Who to Interview 

• Farmers about potatoes being smaller due to climate change
• Wildlife trusts
• Charities

Questions to ask

• What- What can we do to ensure that we have food in the future? What can we do to protect wildlife? How can we protect the Earth?
• When- When do you think this will start to affect our food supply? When do you think wildlife is going to be seriously in danger?
• Who-
• Why-
• Where-
• How- How will this affect future farming? How will this affect wildlife? How will this affect the world as a whole?

Mary Trace, member of the Cornwall Beekeepers Association

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Effect on the audience: the audience should feel scared and angry

Green = farmers

Black = wildlife trusts

Pink = Charities

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Climate Change

• Railway between Cornwall and London faces flooding risk
• Transport was the largest emitting sector of greenhouse gasses in 2017
• 12 years to limit climate change catastrophe 
• Farmers report potatoes are smaller due to climate change
• A bee/wasp is called and can be called yellow jackets because of the pattern on their skin 

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Climate Change and its impact on the Environment

Climate change is wiping out the insect population.

As we all know, insects are a vital part of the ecosystem. They feed other animals, they pollinate plants and they control insect and plant pests.
However, due to climate change, insensitive farming and loss of their habitat, many insect species are facing a rapid decline in population.

Scientists warn that a collapse of the insect population could cause widespread disruption to life on Earth and by the end of the century most of their habitats could be unsuitable for life at the end of the century.

We have been warned that we have just over a decade to limit the effects of climate change on Earth.

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Anchor speech

As more extreme weather grips the county the question of how to avoid climate catastrophe is one many people are asking... we are joined in the studio today by bee expert Mary Trace who is talking to us about how saving insects is key in the fight of avoiding climate catastrophe... over to Lilah who is leading the interview....