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Credit: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio The Next Generation Blue Marble data is courtesy of Reto Stockli (NASA/GSFC).

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Resources

These are links to different Web sites that often have climate change updates. These should provide a great starting point for a variety of the research activities throughout the curriculum.


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  1. National Public Radio
  2. National Geographic
  3. The New York Times' Climate Change Section
  4. BBC News- Science and Nature
  5. Chicago Tribune's special report on Antarctica and climate change
  6. The Guardian's Special Report on Climate Change
  7. Washington Post's Special Report on Climate Change
  8. Climate Change News Digest (An internet news portal that provides updated links to the latest news on climate change)
  9. Time Magazine
  10. NewScientist.com
  11. The Weather Channel
  12. World Wildlife Fund
  13. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
  14. Climate Wire- by UNEP
  15. Kilowatt Ours Website
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Richard Moss

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Van Beacham is a professional fly fishing guide and lives in northern New Mexico.  Van has been fishing since he was 6 years old. Over the years he has witnessed many of the effects that warmer temperatures are having on the river systems and the fish that depend on them.
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