• This robust interactive database features emissions of CO₂e across all sectors and countries beginning in 2015.

Positives

• The graphic design is clean and sharp.
• Navigating this resource is intuitive and easy.

Additional Prerequisites

• At the top of the page, students can explore by sector, country, and/or date.
• Each sector has one or more subsectors.
• Any dataset can be downloaded in CSV or JSON format, shared via a link, or shared on Twitter or Facebook.
• Closer to the bottom of the page, students can click "sector," "country," "trends," and "data" to further explore the data.

Differentiation

• Students can explore this inventory in a science or social studies class in response to the question "Where do global greenhouse gas emissions come from?"
• There are many possibilities for extension in math class. One option is for each student to choose a country. Students could create pie charts, bar graphs, and line graphs from the data.
• This inventory shows emissions beginning in 2015. Students could also watch this great video that looks at historical emissions as well.

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