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Directions: Watch the first video (Evidence of Climate Change) and then copy and answer the question.
Directions: Watch the first video (Evidence of Climate Change) and then copy and answer the question.
Then, Choose 3 more videos and 2 articles from the list based on the topics you feel you want to review the most. Answer the question(s) for each item.
Then, Choose 3 more videos and 2 articles from the list based on the topics you feel you want to review the most. Answer the question(s) for each item.
Everyone watch this one!
Everyone watch this one!
Evidence of Climate Change
Evidence of Climate Change
Give 3 examples of evidence that the climate is changing.
Give 3 examples of evidence that the climate is changing.
Greenhouse Gases:
Greenhouse Gases:
1) What are some examples of greenhouse gases?
1) What are some examples of greenhouse gases?
2) Why are greenhouse gases good in small quantities?
2) Why are greenhouse gases good in small quantities?
3) Why are greenhouse gases a problem right now?
3) Why are greenhouse gases a problem right now?
Climate Science: What You Need To Know
Climate Science: What You Need To Know
1) How do we know that humans are causes the Rapid Global Climate Change?
1) How do we know that humans are causes the Rapid Global Climate Change?
2) What are some of the ways humans add greenhouse gases to the atmosphere?
2) What are some of the ways humans add greenhouse gases to the atmosphere?
What would happen if all the ice melted?
What would happen if all the ice melted?
1) Where is most of the freshwater on Earth?
1) Where is most of the freshwater on Earth?
2) Why is melting arctic ice a problem? How does it affect the animals that live there?
2) Why is melting arctic ice a problem? How does it affect the animals that live there?
Ice Cores
Ice Cores
1) What kinds of information can scientists get from ice cores?
1) What kinds of information can scientists get from ice cores?
2) Why is the Eemian period so interesting to scientists?
2) Why is the Eemian period so interesting to scientists?
Carbon Footprint
Carbon Footprint
1)What is a carbon footprint?
1)What is a carbon footprint?
2) What are some ways to reduce your carbon footprint?
2) What are some ways to reduce your carbon footprint?
People need to eat less beef
People need to eat less beef
1) How are cows related to climate change?
1) How are cows related to climate change?
2) How would reducing the amount of beef we eat affect food production?
2) How would reducing the amount of beef we eat affect food production?
people-need-to-eat-less-beef-48075-article_only.pdfHow Ice can tell us about Climate Change
How Ice can tell us about Climate Change
1) How are scientists using ice to tell us about how the climate on Earth is changing?
1) How are scientists using ice to tell us about how the climate on Earth is changing?
2) How far back can scientists learn about using this technique?
2) How far back can scientists learn about using this technique?
preserving-memory-glaciers-28256-article_only.pdfClimate Change affecting the Kiribati people
Climate Change affecting the Kiribati people
1) Describe how Climate Change is affecting the people of this island.
1) Describe how Climate Change is affecting the people of this island.
2) What could be done to help them out?
2) What could be done to help them out?
kiribati-climate-change-46787-article_only.pdfMcDonald's is Reducing it's Carbon Footprint
McDonald's is Reducing it's Carbon Footprint
1) What is the McDonald's company doing to reduce it's Carbon Footprint?
1) What is the McDonald's company doing to reduce it's Carbon Footprint?
2) Do you think this is enough? What other advice would you give the company to reduce the Carbon Footprint?
2) Do you think this is enough? What other advice would you give the company to reduce the Carbon Footprint?
McDonalds-going-green-41581-article_only.pdfOpinion: Shoppers should know more about how their food is produced.
Opinion: Shoppers should know more about how their food is produced.
1) Describe the Author's main point. How would this be achieved?
1) Describe the Author's main point. How would this be achieved?
2) Do you agree or disagree with the author? Explain your ideas.
2) Do you agree or disagree with the author? Explain your ideas.
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