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Type Journal ArticlePub Date 1/1/2013Stock # tst13_080_01_12Volume 080Issue 01
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Student Evidence for Global Climate Change
While reports of glacial melt in Greenland have showed increased melting it is still hard to predict global climate change. Students can graph glacial data from the United States Geological... See More
While reports of glacial melt in Greenland have showed increased melting it is still hard to predict global climate change. Students can graph glacial data from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Benchmark Glacier program, students can sort photographs of glaciers and measure glacial retreat to observe how alpine glaciers have retreated over the past century by looking at Changing Planet: Melting Glaciers activity from Windows to the Universe, or students can take a tour “Climate Change Tour of Cold Places” on Google Earth. These and other sites are provided to help students deepen their understanding of global climate change.
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