This resource provides an overview of the concept of climate change and discusses past climate changes, as evidenced by sea sediments and sedimentary rock studied by paleoclimatologists. More recently, ice cores, tree rings, and historical records tell of changes such as interglacial periods and the little ice age. Other factors like volcanoes, changes in the Earth's orbit, comets, and meteorites that may alter the energy balance, change the greenhouse effect, or cause climate forcing are also explored in these pages. Educational levels: High school, Middle school, Undergraduate lower division
Through the exploration of scientific data, students can discover the changes in global climate thro...
The Natural environment on the planet earth is different in different parts of the globe. On the ear...
This site offers information on two aspects of paleoclimatology, North American drought and global w...
This resource provides an overview of the concept of climate, which may be defined as a composite of...
This resource provides an overview of the concept of global warming, which is thought to be due to m...
This site provides a brief overview of the earth's climate, which is generally defined as the averag...
This site contains information about Paleoclimatology, which is the study of climate prior to the wi...
In this unit, students explore how scientists study climates of the past by modelling their methods ...
At this site students can explore scientific data on climate change relating to the atmosphere, the ...
This site provides a brief overview of processes and properties associated with global climate chang...
Activity Focus: Students analyze and interpret maps involving climates and biomes. Students create ...
This site serves as a broad introduction to the subject of abrupt climate change. It cites several h...
In this lesson, students learn about ways in which scientists study past climate change. These studi...
The greenhouse effect has always existed. Without the greenhouse effect, Earth could well have the o...
This textbook, Climate Change Science: A Modern Synthesis, Volume I: The Physical Climate , is inten...
Through the exploration of scientific data, students can discover the changes in global climate thro...
The Natural environment on the planet earth is different in different parts of the globe. On the ear...
This site offers information on two aspects of paleoclimatology, North American drought and global w...
This resource provides an overview of the concept of climate, which may be defined as a composite of...
This resource provides an overview of the concept of global warming, which is thought to be due to m...
This site provides a brief overview of the earth's climate, which is generally defined as the averag...
This site contains information about Paleoclimatology, which is the study of climate prior to the wi...
In this unit, students explore how scientists study climates of the past by modelling their methods ...
At this site students can explore scientific data on climate change relating to the atmosphere, the ...
This site provides a brief overview of processes and properties associated with global climate chang...
Activity Focus: Students analyze and interpret maps involving climates and biomes. Students create ...
This site serves as a broad introduction to the subject of abrupt climate change. It cites several h...
In this lesson, students learn about ways in which scientists study past climate change. These studi...
The greenhouse effect has always existed. Without the greenhouse effect, Earth could well have the o...
This textbook, Climate Change Science: A Modern Synthesis, Volume I: The Physical Climate , is inten...
Through the exploration of scientific data, students can discover the changes in global climate thro...
The Natural environment on the planet earth is different in different parts of the globe. On the ear...
This site offers information on two aspects of paleoclimatology, North American drought and global w...