GLEAM Dashboard
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Provided by: UNFAO|Published on: May 24, 2024
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Synopsis
- This resource combines data from several organizations to inform others about the emissions that come from different animal products in the Global Livestock Environmental Assessment Model.
- Students can look at data for worldwide populations of livestock, the production of animal products, estimated emissions for each animal product, and emissions per unit of product.
Subjects: Biology, Earth and Space Sciences
Authors: UNFAO
Region: Global
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- The resource has many options for isolating or comparing specific pieces of data, making it a versatile data tool.
- Teachers and students can also download the data file to use with a spreadsheet program.
Prerequisites
- Students should know how to read graphs and be familiar with interactive data visualizations.
- When using the map function, students will have to click the Explore Data tab on the left, select a data category, and use the + buttons to add layers to the map.
Differentiation & Implementation
- Consider using this video resource to support understanding or to explore the data further.
- Students can research the emissions associated with plant protein sources to compare them to those of meats.
- Math students can make connections by answering questions about the graphs and practicing data analysis.
- To make art connections, students can use the art done by Jill Pelto as inspiration to use the data from this dashboard to create data art.
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