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July is the average warmest month.
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The highest recorded temperature was 42
Degrees in 1954.
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The average coolest month is January.
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The lowest recorded temperature was -20
Degrees in 1962.
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April is the average wettest month.

5. 
What are the main differences between the English and Spanish
Weather? Temperature? Rain Fall? Seasonal Patterns?
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Is there a great difference between seasons here in Murcia? Have
these seasonal changes become less noticeable due to climate
change?
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What are the main differences between the weather within different
regions in Spain
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Would you prefer to live in a country with more varied weather
patterns? Is so where?

6. 
Rain-drizzle-showers
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cold-cool-fresh-freezing
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hot-mild-warm-boiling-blistering
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breeze-wind-gale
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mist - fog

7. Climate is what you expect; weather is what you get.
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Smog – Hazy
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Overcast
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Snow-Sleet-Hail
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Frost-Ice

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Thunderstorm
Sandstorm
Snowstorm
Blizzard
Tornado
Hurricane
Cyclone
•Intense, rotating oceanic weather system that
possesses maximum sustained winds exceeding 119
km/hr (74 mph)
•A very strong windstorm, especially in the desert, that
carries clouds of sand or dust, and greatly reduces
visibility
•closed, circular fluid motion rotating in the same
direction as the Earth
•Are storms where large amounts of snow fall
•Strong winds blow snow into snowdrifts (huge piles)
that can bury people and possessions)
•Also known as an electrical storm, a lightning storm,
thundershower is a form of weather characterized by
the presence of lightning and its acoustic effect on the
Earth's atmosphere known as thunder.
•violently rotating column of air that is in contact with
both the surface of the earth and a cumulonimbus cloud

9. 
Thunderstorm - Also known as an electrical storm, a lightning storm, thundershower is a
form of weather characterized by the presence of lightning and its acoustic effect on the
Earth's atmosphere known as thunder.
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Sandstorm - A very strong windstorm, especially in the desert, that carries clouds of sand or
dust, and greatly reduces visibility
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Snowstorm - Are storms where large amounts of snow fall
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Blizzard - Strong winds blow snow into snowdrifts (huge piles) that can bury people and
possessions)
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Tornado - violently rotating column of air that is in contact with both the surface of the earth
and a cumulonimbus cloud
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Hurricane - Intense, rotating oceanic weather system that possesses maximum sustained
winds exceeding 119 km/hr (74 mph)
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Cyclone - closed, circular fluid motion rotating in the same direction as the Earth

10. 
What are the main weather conditions that can be found in
Spain?
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How is the weather in Murcia different to that of other regions?
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Does Spain ever suffer from extreme weather conditions? Does
it differ greatly between the north and the south?
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Would you like to live in a place with more severe weather
conditions? If so where and why?
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11. The Food Standards Agency is a nonministerial government department of the
Government of the United Kingdom.
 It is responsible for protecting public health in
relation to food throughout the United Kingdom
and is led by a board appointed to act in the public
interest.
 Its headquarters are in London, opposite Holborn
tube station, with national offices in Scotland,
Wales and Northern Ireland.
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14. 
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Jamie Oliver made a television
programme on the appalling
conditions in which many of the
birds live and hopes to encourage
supermarkets to invest in bettertreated birds such as free range or
organic.
The hope was to draw attention to
the suffering of the birds and the
poor quality of the meat.
In some supermarkets, entire chickens can be bought for as little as £2.50, while
recent figures from the RSPCA showed that only five per cent of the birds in
Britain were kept in high welfare conditions.

15. 
Is Spain a country that cares a lot about food Standards?
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How much information are you given about where the food
has come from? Do you care?
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How much do you know about animal welfare in Spain?
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How popular is organic food in Spain?
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Do you think any of this system needs to change/improve?

16. Greenwashing
Is a word used when green PR or green marketing is deceptively
used to promote the perception that an organization's aims and
policies are environmentally friendly.
Whether it is to increase profits or gain political support,
greenwashing can be used to manipulate public opinion.
Examples Include
Hotels asking guests to reuse towels?
Shell and BP advertising campaigns
Eon Energy Advert

17. 
Is it popular for spanish companies to greenwash?
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Can you think of any examples of spanish
companies that use greenwashing techniques?
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What are the types of companies most likely to
use greenwashing techniques?

18. 
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Walk or take public transport instead of driving.
Write to US president B.Obama. urging him to do more.
Replace your electricity supply with renewable energy,
such as solar or wind power.
Use the lights in your house less or switch to energy
saving.
Replace your electrical appliances with more energy
efficient ones
Plant a tree in the forest.
Recycle everything you use.
Donate money to organizations pushing for controls on
global warming.