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Week 12 Materials
| Climate Change |
Introduction:
Climate change is the biggest issue that we face as a global community. Climate influences every aspect of the physical world, and as such, any changes to climate lead to alterations in the availability of water, food, and energy. As you work through this module you will learn more about the causes and consequences of changes to Earth’s climate.
By the end of this module, you should be able to:
– Differentiate climate from weather
– Define climate change
– Describe the natural and human-caused drivers of climate change
– Identify current and future impacts of climate change
Resources:
Videos
Climate Change (Films on Demand) (Links to an external site.)
This 37-minute video provides a brief overview of the evidence, causes, and implications of climate change.
Climate Science – What you need to know (PBS) (Links to an external site.)
This 6-minute video gives a quick and comprehensive overview of climate science.
Short Climate Science videos (Planet Nutshell) (Links to an external site.)
This site by Planet Nutshell contains several short videos that clearly explain different aspects of climate change. (Links to an external site.)
Websites
Global Climate Change (NASA) (Links to an external site.)
This website provides information concerning the causes, effect, and evidence of climate change. It also includes answers to many frequently asked questions about this topic.
National Climate Assessment (Links to an external site.)
This is the most recent evaluation of current and predicted climate change impacts for the U.S