How We Know What We Know About Our Changing Climate: Scientists and Kids Explore Global Warming: Changing Evidence from the Ocean <i>Conveyor Belt</i>

How We Know What We Know About Our Changing Climate: Scientists and Kids Explore Global Warming: Changing Evidence from the Ocean Conveyor Belt - The Earth is Breathing: Measuring CO2 - Quiz
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		Explain what scientists discovered when studying the Gulf Stream.

		What changes are in store for the Arctic? Why?

		What is the Student Partners Project? Please explain.

		How is the TREC program beneficial to teachers and students? Please explain.

		Why do you think the native people who live on the ocean shores are the first to notice the changes in the rising sea level? How are these changes affecting the lives of the Inupiaq people?

		What is the Alaska Youth for Environmental Action? What are they asking other people to do? What can you do to help?

		Why is CO2 increasing in the air we breathe? Please explain.

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