(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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B-The Middle East has 6% of the world's population and creates 8.7% of what?
B-greenhouse gas emissions
N-This country, which has the world’s largest oil reserves, argues that it deserves compensation if it can’t sell its oil due to international climate treaties.
N-Saudi Arabia
G-Warmer waters are making the problem of invasive species in this waterway even worse.
G-Suez Canal
B-What country has the highest rate of greenhouse gas emissions per capita?
B-Qatar
B-What country relies primarily on coal to generate electricity?
B-Turkey
I-Besides drought and lack of usable water, countries like Israel, Lebanon, Yeman, and the UAE also face threats of what?
I-flooding
N-Climate change is impacting tourism, especially at places like ski resorts, in what country?
N-Lebanon
I-Israel has been in conflict with its neighbors over control of water in what river?
I-Jordan River
O-renewable energy
O-What country has the largest solar power plant in the world?
O-Morocco
O-11 MENA countries took part in an international conference where commitments were made to reduce greenhouse gasses. What is this agreement called?
O-Paris Agreement
I- Decades of drought plus rising temperatures are causing what body of water in Israel/Palestine to gradually disappear?
I-Dead Sea
I-What is Egypt's main water source?
I-Nile
G-The Mediterranean Sea is predicted to become saltier, which will especially affect this island nation.
G-Cyprus
G-Rising temperatures and acidity have made this body of water home to the largest dead ocean zone in the world.
G-Gulf of Oman
I-Besides human consumption, what is the other critical use for water in the Middle East?
I-irrigation
N-In what country have climate challenges forced people from rural areas to move into the cities of Damascus and Aleppo?
N-Syria
G-Israeli control of the dwindling water supply in this Palestinian territory is leading to kidney problems and other health concerns.
G-Gaza
O-This country is desalinating water from the Arabian Sea to meet its water needs.
O-Oman
N-This North African country imports 3/4 of its food, and will struggle to pay higher prices as climate change affects agriculture worldwide.
N-Libya
O-Qatar is trying to reduce its carbon emissions by building what?
O-carbon storage plant
G-One impact of climate change in this country has been dust and sand storms.
G-Iraq
B-What accounts for most of the Middle East's greenhouse gas emissions?
B-oil and gas production
B-Besides greenhouse gas emission, another practice that contributes to climate change is what?
B-deforestation
G-These ancient symbols of Lebanon are threatened by wildfires caused by climate change.
G-cedar trees
N-In what country is climate change affecting shepherds, who may be forced to give up their nomadic lifestyle?
N-Algeria
N-The economic stress of climate change is even greater here in this country that has absorbed so many Syrian refugees.
N-Jordan
B-What country in the region produces the lowest COs emissions?
B-Yemen
O-In 2015, Morocco banned what?
O-plastic bags
I-Use of water from what rivers have caused conflict between Turkey, Syria, and Iraq?
I-Tigris and Euphrates
B-Saudi Arabia and what other country ranks high for CO2 emissions?
B-Iran
G-The smallest country in the Middle East could be halfway under water by 2100.
G-Bahrain
O-A project in this region of Iraq is planting 1 million oak trees to combat climate change.
O-Kurdistan
I-What Middle Eastern country has one of the highest rates of water consumption in the world?
I-UAE
