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for their generation's
careers
, not for
unemployment using
yesterday's obsolete,
polluting technology.


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tools for experiments?
Kids can discover the
evidence themselves.

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Birch Aquarium at Scripps
Feeling the Heat:
The Climate Challenge

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K-12 Level Education Resources

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Climate Education Resources from NASA
Climate Reel   Climate Essentials -- Goddard SVS
Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS)

New Report Provides Update on Recent Climate Changes
NASA Satellites Detect Unexpected Ice Loss in East Antarctica
AIRS image of global carbon dioxide transport
Watching Earth's Climate Change in the Classroom


Leading American City in Climate Change Education: San Francisco
What this community has accomplished, can also help YOU!




Florida Oceans and Coastal Council
A Special Report to the Florida Energy
and Climate Commission and
the People of Florida - June 2009
(pdf, 40 pages)
Science-based, readable report on climate change
impacts in Florida.





Live Web Seminars-- presented by NSTA & NOAA
Climate Change Impact Series -- Topics:
Western US RegionalEastern US Regional
• Arctic Marine Biological System
• Corals • Monitoring from Space(1/14) • Ocean Acidification
• Sea Level Rise • Marine Mammals • Marine Fisheries

Series runs from Nov. 5, 2009 thru Sept. 2010
Free! To register
Yes, these are open to educators outside the United States
US National K12 Standards Correlation
Level: Middle School, High School, Informal Education



Climate Change 101 -- Impacts on California
Department of Land, Air, Water Resources -- UC Davis
Videos of seminar series for non-specialists on the
science, technology and policy aspects of climate change
Davis Education Programs at Calif. Climate Conference



The Blueman Group
-- Earth to America Video

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Student Surveys School's Carbon Footprint
Science Fair Project by: Matan
School: Montera Middle School, Oakland CA, USA
Represented Kids at California Climate Change Conference!







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