7.4 - Climate Change and The Caribbean

In the context of climate change, why is it difficult to predict changes for a small area such as one bay in Grenada?

A likely regional trend for the Caribbean under climate change is that it will become

Rising sea levels will MOST directly increase the risk of

Saltwater intrusion refers to

Which sector is MOST likely to be affected if the Caribbean becomes warmer and drier?

Which statement best matches the syllabus idea about hurricanes and climate change?

Tourism in the Caribbean is likely to be affected by climate change mainly because tourism depends heavily on

If rainfall stays similar yearly, but now falls in fewer, heavier downpours, what is the BEST conclusion?

Even if hurricane frequency does not increase, why might hurricane damage still become worse for some Caribbean coasts?

A disaster manager considers sea-level rise and a hurricane storm surge. Which statement is most accurate?

A student claims climate change projections are useless because we can't predict specific local changes. How should you respond?

A farmer in Jamaica reports higher heat, more dry days, and increased pest problems. What best links these observations?

A beach in Trinidad is an important nesting site for sea turtles. Sea-level rise and erosion reduce nesting space. Which option best supports wildlife and tourism?

Two islands depend on tourism. Island X has healthy reefs and strong water supply; Island Y has stressed reefs and water shortages. Which faces greater tourism risk, and why?

Which public message best communicates the hurricane syllabus idea responsibly?

A small island relies on a reservoir for most of its water. Which cause-effect chain best explains how a warmer, drier climate could affect water security?