IF YOU CANNOT WRITE USING PROPER GRAMMAR OR SPELLING - OR - IF YOU CANNOT USE PROPER CITATIONS, PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO WRITE THE PAPER. I SHOULDNT HAVE TO REWRITE THE PAPER AFTER YOU HAVE. >NO PLAGIARISM< What is the value of doing this assignment? This assignment gives you an opportunity to practice the skill of problem solving. It will show that you can identify a problem and examine possible solutions. You will be able to apply what you’ve learned about the environment and climate change to the decisions you make in your daily life, solving a larger problem like climate change by contributing on an individual level. You will also have the opportunity to consider broader changes at a global level that can impact climate change. Problem solving is a universal skill and one you will continue to refine as you progress throughout your career. This assignment asks you to use what you’ve learned throughout the course about solving real-world problems with science. My carbon footprint is 15.73 tons. It would take 225 trees to offset my annual footprint. On average absorbs 0.07 tons of CO2 annually. In order to reduce this footprint, I am considering the following two tips: Buy a 5 gallon water jug so we don't have to use plastic bottles. and Turn off lights and unplug devices when we are not using them.. POLICY SET 1: https://en-roads.climateinteractive.org/scenario.html?v=21.9.0&p1=110&p7=-14&p10=0.2&p16=-0.03&p23=1&p35=2&p39=247&p47=4.7&p50=4.9&p53=98&p55=95&p57=-3.3&p59=-29&p63=13.1&p235=2.5&p65=100&p67=3&g0=1&g1=86 >Describe the options for Policy Set 1 that you modeled and how well this policy set may achieve the goal of limiting global temperature rise to 2 °C or lower over the next century. (Your response should be 3–5 sentences.) >Discuss possible drawbacks to the set of policies you modeled. (Your response should be 2–3 sentences.) >Discuss possible benefits to the set of policies you modeled. (Your response should be 2–3 sentences.) An economic think tank based in London is exploring ways that world governments can limit global temperature rise (below 2 °C over the next century) without changing the way we create energy or our reliance on fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas. The think tank believes that moving away from fossil fuels will prove too costly for human civilization. Instead they aim to focus on limiting economic and population growth. They also favor policies to increase the energy efficiency of buildings and transportation. In addition, they would like to invest in carbon removal technologies and change industry practices that contribute to deforestation and methane emissions.