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Understanding Climate Change

Curriculum

  • 11 Sections
  • 32 Lessons
  • 25 Minutes
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  • Introduction
    1
    • 1.0
      Introduction
  • What is climate
    4
    • 2.0
      What is climate 1/4
    • 2.1
      What is climate 2/4
    • 2.2
      What is climate 3/4
    • 2.3
      What is climate 4/4
  • How can climate models benefit you
    3
    • 3.0
      How can climate models benefit you 1/3
    • 3.1
      How can climate models benefit you 2/3
    • 3.2
      How can climate models benefit you 3/3
  • How to use and visualize climate data?
    4
    • 4.0
      How to use and visualize climate data? 1/4
    • 4.1
      How to use and visualize climate data? 2/4
    • 4.2
      How to use and visualize climate data? 3/4
    • 4.3
      How to use and visualize climate data? 4/4
  • Quiz
    1
    • 5.0
      How to use and visualize climate data? Quiz
      3 Questions
  • Climate threats and hazards
    3
    • 6.0
      Climate threats and hazards 1/3
    • 6.1
      Climate threats and hazards 2/3
    • 6.2
      Climate threats and hazards 3/3
  • Climate risks
    3
    • 7.0
      Climate risks 1/3
    • 7.1
      Climate risks 2/3
    • 7.2
      Climate risks 3/3
  • How can societies respond to the impacts of climate change?
    5
    • 8.0
      How can societies respond to the impacts of climate change? 1/4
    • 8.1
      How can societies respond to the impacts of climate change? 2/4
    • 8.2
      How can societies respond to the impacts of climate change? 3/4
    • 8.3
      How can societies respond to the impacts of climate change? 4/4
    • 8.4
      How can societies respond to the impacts of climate change? Quiz
      3 Questions
  • Climate justice and citizens’ participation
    3
    • 9.0
      Climate justice and citizens’ participation 1/3
    • 9.1
      Climate justice and citizens’ participation 2/3
    • 9.2
      Climate justice and citizens’ participation 3/3
  • Food and climate
    3
    • 10.0
      Food and climate 1/3
    • 10.1
      Food and climate 2/3
    • 10.2
      Food and climate 3/3
  • New frontiers
    5
    • 11.0
      New frontiers 1/4
    • 11.1
      New frontiers 2/4
    • 11.2
      New frontiers 3/4
    • 11.3
      New frontiers 4/4
    • 11.4
      New frontiers Quiz
      3 Questions

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Extreme weather events and climate hazards

Extreme weather events and climate hazards, as described by the IPCC, are rare occurrences that can significantly impact specific locations and times of the year. These hazards can be categorized into chronic and acute hazards. Chronic hazards involve gradual changes like rising temperatures and sea levels, while acute hazards refer to sudden, extreme events such as heatwaves, droughts, floods, and wildfires.

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