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  • A Record of Climate Change

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    The hydrologic cycle is a very basic scientific principle. In this article, background information is presented on how the hydrologic cycle provides scientists with clues to understanding the history of Earth’s climate…

  • Modeling Earth's Climate

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    This article describes an online climate change curriculum that incorporates dynamic computer models that enable students to visualize the complex interactions related to climate change science. Students learn how…

  • Cruising the Climate With Spreadsheets

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    Electronic spreadsheets and online weather databases are excellent tools for making real-world comparisons of local, national, and global climate trends. The activities described in this article incorporate these tools…

  • Career of the Month: Climate Scientist

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    This column shares interviews with professionals using science in the workplace. This month’s issue describes Melissa Allen's career path to becoming a climate scientist.

  • Science 2.0: Project Climate

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    For this issue’s “New Web Tools and Technology” theme, the authors thought it appropriate to showcase one innovative web project in depth. Ben Wildeboer, a science teacher in Connecticut, agreed to talk with them about…

  • Investigating Future Climate Scenarios

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    Identify which locations are most at risk for a global warming–induced rise in sea level.

  • Editor's Roundtable: A Tough Climate for Teachers

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    Science Scope’s editor shares thoughts regarding the current issue.

  • A Cooperative Classroom Investigation of Climate Change

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    Scientists have a particularly difficult time explaining warming trends in Antarctica—a region with a relatively short history of scientific observation and a highly variable climate (Clarke et al. 2007). Regardless of…

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