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Now, analyse how temperature changes impact biodiversity and ecosystems. Also, reflect
                    on the potential emergence of new species or waste in the Anthropocene era.

                    Learning Outcomes:

                       •  Explore the Impact of Rising Global Temperatures on Biodiversity: Understand
                         how rising global temperatures affect ecosystems, focusing on the potential loss of
                         species and biodiversity. This activity demonstrates the consequences of environmental
                         changes in a visual and engaging way.

                       •  Interpret Machine-Learning Visualisations of Climate Data: Learn how machine
                         learning can help analyse large amounts of climate data to create visualisations that
                         show the future impacts of global warming on different species and their environments.

                       •  Develop Critical Thinking about Climate Change: By interacting with this tool, you
                         will develop a deeper understanding of how climate change affects our planet’s species
                         and ecosystems. You’ll also be prompted to think critically about potential solutions to

                         slow the effects of global warming and preserve biodiversity.
                       •  Identify Leverage Points for Climate Action: Gain insights into where we can have

                         the most significant impact by focusing on areas such as conservation efforts, pollution
                         reduction, and sustainable practices that can help protect vulnerable species.
                    This AI game not only educates but also encourages thinking about the role of technology

                    in solving environmental challenges. By applying machine learning to climate science, we
                    can better understand our impact and the urgent need for action.








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