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Published by
 Australian Academy of Science
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Activities | Enhanced greenhouse effect a hot international topic
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1. Temperature increases in a mini-greenhouse
2. Data on carbon dioxide emissions
3. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Other activities
- Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
- Climate change – students investigate natural and human activities that cause climate change.
- Metro magazine (Australia)
- Project AIRE (United States Environmental Protection Agency, New England)
- Science upd8 (UK)
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- Classroom of the Future (NASA, USA)
- Fossil fuel burning students compare the CO2 released by fossil fuel burning to the actual increase in atmospheric CO2.
- Xpeditions (National Geographic, USA)
- New York Times Learning Network (USA)
- Clearing the air students investigate emissions that contribute to global warming, and present to a mock international summit recommendations for reversing the global warming trend.
- Ice breakers students demonstrate several physical properties of ice, then relate these properties to the effects of global warming on icecaps.
- Walking on thin ice? students examine scientific evidence of changes in the Arctic ice cover.
- Weathering the weather students explore the effects of global warming on their community.
- Tending to the greenhouse students examine global warming its causes, effects and solutions.
- University of Buffalo (USA)
- Global warming: Early warning signs (USA)
- Check out the Activities at our topic on carbon emissions trading.
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