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In this lesson, students conduct an experiment to learn about CO2 levels found in four different gases. Through this experiment and a set of multimedia resources, they will learn how atmospheric levels of CO2 relate to climate change and global warming, explore the effects of global warming on the environment (as indicated by the changes in Earth's glacial ice), and consider human contributions to global warming, particularly from the use of automobiles.
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Some resources require Flash plug-in
Videos require Quicktime viewing software
Some resources require Adobe Acrobat reader
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No cost
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DLESE Catalog ID:
DLESE-000-000-009-217
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This resource references
'Teacher's Domain: The Effects of Global Warming'
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