En-ROADS Climate Solutions Lab
Created by Teacher(s): Denise Linder|Published on: December 4, 2024
Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12
Type: Activities
Subjects: Science, Earth and Space Sciences, Engineering
Duration: 45 minutes
Created by: SubjectToClimate teachers
Region: Global
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Synopsis
In this activity, students learn to manipulate Climate Interactive’s climate solutions simulator: an online, open-access tool regularly updated with the most current data from a range of credible sources and used by policy professionals across the globe. Students learn about sectors that impact carbon emissions and then explore data-driven climate actions and their predicted results. Students immerse in complex, real-world scenarios, and examine equity and policy considerations as they test their ideas to create a better climate future for all.
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Denise Linder
9-12 Chemistry Teacher
I have been teaching HS Chemistry in MA for the past 14 years, along with courses in Biology and Environmental Science. As an advocate for Climate Change education, for both teachers and students, I am always looking for content and opportunities to add climate change information to my professional practice and academic courses. I am also registered as a Climate Interactive En-ROADS Ambassador.
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