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The chart below the graph provides specific data for each year.
Prerequisites
To view specific years, teachers can manipulate the slider above the graph.
Teachers should familiarize themselves with the many options before using this tool in the classroom.
Differentiation & Implementation
Math classes could use the data for word problems. Students could calculate the percentage difference between greenhouse gas emissions for different sectors or years.
Science classes could discuss the trends in gas emissions since 1990. Students could determine which sectors have lowered emissions and which sectors have increased emissions.
Other resources on this topic include this lesson on greenhouse gases, this interactive tool that predicts future climate conditions, and this video that shows which greenhouse gas is the worst.
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All resources can be used for your educational purposes with proper attribution to the content provider.
