Q1: How do geographical phenomena help us to know about the history of mankind?
Ans: By watching geographical phenomena we can imagine how small changes could have caused a big change over centuries. They help us to understand where we came from and where we might be heading.
Q2: What are the indications for the future of mankind?
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Global WarmingQ3: Why is Antarctica the place to go to understand the earth’s past, present and future?
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Q4: How did Tishani Doshi feel on reaching the Antarctica?
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Q5: What was Gondwana like? How did it change?
Ans: Gondwana was a super continent about 650 million years ago. The climate was warm and there were many species of flora and fauna. There were no human beings. About a million years ago, it disintegrated into separate countries.
Q6: Why is Antarctica and its understanding important for the survival of the world?
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Q7: What was the objective of the ‘Students on Ice Programme’?
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Students on Ice Programme
The 'Students on Ice' program aimed to expose high school students to the world's extremes, offering inspiring educational opportunities and fostering respect for our planet. The goal was to provide a transformative experience for students at an age when they are receptive to learning and taking action. Geoff Green believes these students, as future policymakers, will help save the planet from environmental threats and global warming's harmful effects.
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