Ozzy Ozone and his friend Zoe will be falling to the North Pole and then carried around by Tilman the Polar bear. They will learn what happens to earths protective shield, the ozone layer, and its interlinkage with global warming. They will also meet some scientists on the Tara boat.
The fourth issue of the “Ozzy Ozone: Defender of our Planet” comic book series, entitled “Ozzy Goes Island Hopping” features ozone depletion and climate change with a special focus on Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs). In this story Ozzy and Zoe Ozone travel from the stratosphere to visit their friends Alida, the leatherback turtle; Guno, the sand crab and Ronaldo, the red snapper in Suriname to learn about the effects of climate change in small islands and low-lying coastal states. They also journey to Fiji to meet Tau, the crested iguana to learn about the importance of phasing out HCFCs, which are gases used to replace ozone depleting substances but themselves can contribute significantly to climate change. At the end of their travels they meet Frank the Frog and Maakanaa, the Grey Heron in the Maldives to learn some simple actions that young people can take in their daily lives to help protect the ozone layer and diminish the impacts of climate change.
This comic book focuses on alternatives to methyl bromide. Ozzy and Zoe Ozone travel around the world with Mona the Monarck butterfly. They observe in every continent how methyl bromide can be replaced with more environmentally friendly alternatives. It is developed as part of UNEP’s work programme under the Multialteral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol. This booklet is part of a suite of educational materials linked ot the global Ozzy Ozone campaign. This booklet is suitable for dissemination in schools as part of a national awareness campaigns. (Available in Arabic, Chinese, French, Spanish, Russian and Urdu)
Produced by the Center of Environment Education in India, a partner of United Nations Environment Programme, a "Trip with Drip" is an educational game for kids that teaches about the importance and uses of water.
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