Explore this Application to learn more about the Climate Literacy Project and its Outputs and make use of the e-Learning Material available to enrich understanding about Climate Change. This material also includes an exciting Online Game and Quizzes.
Polar Explorer is an education app. It educates the user about past, present and future sea level with the help of maps and images created with real data. The app includes text, audio and questionnaire which is helpful to study approximately hundred topics.
This video introduces the acceleration in sea level rise and risks associated with it. It is a part of Changing Planet series.
This video gives an overview of Climate and Health, and especially about the vector-borne diseases.
| This introductory e-course produced by UN CC Learn contains six modules: Climate Change Science, International Legal and Policy Framework for Climate Change, Climate Change Adaptation, Climate Change Mitigation, Climate Change Finance, Planning for Climate Change |
This activity enables students to determine how biodiversity may be influenced by climate change. They will learn about changes in the distribution and habitat of squirrels over time, and will discuss climate change as a potential cause of changes in biodiversity.
The tool allows a student to explore how isotopes can be used as indicators of paleoclimate and reconstruct the paleoclimate using data from the Vostok ice core.
This laboratory activity allows a student to explore trends in hurricane intensity, the possible impact of climate change on hurricanes, and understanding uncertainty in trends. This tool can be used as an aid to teach topics such as Data Analysis, Linear Slope,Confidence Interval, Student’s t-distribution, and Standard Deviation in Statistics.
| In this laboratory activity, students learn that the atmosphere of planet Earth can be considered as a “commons” and that it is affected by human activities such as global warming. The activity also asks students to consider possible economic drivers as potential solutions for the global warming “tragedy”. |
| This lesson plan contains several sections that introduce the Economics of Climate Change such as Cost Benefit Studies, Climate Change and Inequality, Policy Responses to Climate Change including Mitigation, Carbon Taxes, Cap and Trade, amongst others. It also contains discussion questions and exercises. |
