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Video/Micro lecture: Karl Marx and Climate ChangeLike this:Like Loading...
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A classroom/laboratory activity to understand the carbon cycle, and to explore how human activities may affect the natural carbon cycle.
Students will run a simulation to explore how an increase in fossil fuel use will affect the natural carbon cycle, and will discuss the possible impacts on flora and fauna.
Use this tool to help your students find answers to:
- Which components in the carbon cycle act as carbon sinks?
- What are the possible impacts of deforestation on the natural carbon cycle? How might these changes affect the Earth’s climate?
About the Tool
Tool Name |
The Habitable Planet – Carbon Lab |
Discipline |
Chemistry |
Topic(s) in Discipline |
Carbon Cycle, Biogeochemical Cycles, Environmental Chemistry |
Climate Topic |
Long-term Cycles and Feedback Mechanisms |
Type of Tool |
Laboratory Activity |
Grade Level |
High School |
Location |
Global |
Language |
English |
Translation |
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Developed by |
Annenberg Learner |
Hosted at |
Annenberg Learner |
Link |
https://www.learner.org/courses/envsci/interactives/carbon/index.php |
Access |
Online |
Computer Skills |
Intermediate |
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A classroom/laboratory activity to learn about the pH of ocean water, explore the potential effects of climate change on ocean acidification, and understand the possible impacts of ocean acidification on marine organisms such as oysters.
Students will explore and analyze the relationship between the growth of oyster larvae and the chemistry of ocean water (aragonite saturation state) by plotting graphs for actual data from the Whiskey Creek Hatchery in Oregon, USA.
Use this tool to help your students find answers to:
- If ocean water became more acidic, how might it affect oyster populations?
- What are the possible impacts of climate change on the chemistry of seawater?
About the Tool
Tool Name |
Ocean Acidification and Oysters Lab |
Discipline |
Chemistry |
Topic(s) in Discipline |
pH Scale, Acids and Bases, Acidification, Ocean Carbonate Chemistry, Seawater Chemistry, Aragonite Saturation State, Ocean Acidity |
Climate Topic |
Climate and the Hydrosphere |
Type of Tool |
Laboratory Activity |
Grade Level |
High School, Undergraduate |
Location |
North America |
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USA |
Language |
English |
Translation |
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Developed by |
Hilary Palevsky, UW Oceanography |
Hosted at |
Program on Climate Change, College of the Environment, University of Washington |
Link |
Link |
Access |
Online, Offline |
Computer Skills |
Intermediate |
(Image credit: Program on Climate Change, College of the Environment, University of Washington)
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A short article that describes the decline of insect population due to climate change. This article by the Entomological Society of America focuses on the importance of insects in food webs and how climate change affects their distribution.
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Use this tool to help your students find answers to:
- Why are insects important to an ecosystem?
- How does climate change affect insect populations?
- Discuss the impacts of climate change on insect population, food security and disease.
About the tool
Tool Name |
Climate-Change Impact on Insects ‘Simply Cannot be Ignored’ |
Discipline |
Biological Sciences |
Topic(s) in Discipline |
Insects, Arthropods, Insect Biodiversity, Food Web, Food Security, Invasive Species, Vector-borne Diseases |
Climate Topic |
Climate and the Biosphere |
Type of tool |
Reading |
Grade Level |
High School, Undergraduate |
Location |
Global |
Language |
English |
Translation |
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Developed by |
Entomological Society of America |
Hosted at |
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences |
Link |
https://www.entsoc.org/climate-change-impact-insects-simply-cannot-be-ignored |
Access |
Online |
Computer Skills |
Basic |
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