Explore Climate Change
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Provided by: Climate Reanalyzer|Published on: July 28, 2023
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Synopsis
- This collection of climate data and interactive graphs and maps details what climate change is, what is causing it, how climate change has already impacted the planet, and what its future impacts will be based on different levels of greenhouse gas emissions.
- A number of links to additional data and interactives are included to provide a comprehensive picture of recent changes and the measured data that support the projections.
Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Earth and Space Sciences, Mathematics
Authors: Climate Reanalyzer, University of Maine and Climate Change Institute
Region: North America, USA - Northeast, United States, Global, Maine
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- The charts in this report can be downloaded as a PDF.
- The report is thorough and well-organized.
Additional Prerequisites
- Items in the Context Index are clickable and can help you navigate the information.
- Students should know what greenhouse gas emissions are and where they come from.
Differentiation
- This report could supplement a lesson about the carbon cycle and how it relates to climate change.
- This report could enhance a lesson on the Industrial Revolution, how it changed life on Earth, and how it continues to impact human activity.
- For ELLs, it may be useful to define some words before these students dive into the reading.
- This resource could be used to create free-response questions about the economic incentives that lead to widespread fossil fuel production.
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