Course Content
Atmosphere: The Global Carbon Cycle
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
ACE On-Line Young Person's Guide: Global Climate Change
Atmosphere, Climate, and Environment (ACE) Information Program, Atmospheric Resource Information Center, Manchester Metropolitan University
Earth's Variable Climate
Joseph D. Ortiz, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University
Exploring the Dynamics of Earth Systems: The Carbon Cycle
David Bice, Department of Geology, Carleton College
Global Climate Change
NASA Classroom of the Future
An Introduction to Global Warming
Rick Behl, Calilfornia State University, Long Beach
IMAGE BANKS, VIDEOS, AND INTERACTIVE RESOURCES
Geology Potpourri
National Park Service and U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
Greenhouse Warming and Sulfate Aerosols: Visualization Gallery
Scientific Computing Division, NCAR
Manipulating the Carbon Cycle
New York Times on the Web
Weather and Climate Movies
Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Education and Outreach Program
EXERCISES AND LABS
2002 GLOBE Teacher's Guide: Atmosphere Investigation
The GLOBE Program
The Atmosphere Below
NASA Spacelink
Carbon Dioxide: The Heat Is On
Besse Dawson, Pearland High School/Rice University
The Flow of Energy
Michael Dehnisch, University of Dallas
Global-Change Labs: The Carbon Cycle (Exercises #3, #4)
David Hodell and Ray G. Thomas, University of Florida
Modeling the Periodic Table
NASA
Studying Ocean Color from Space: The Living Ocean
SeaWiFS Project, Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA
Weather and Climate Activities
ARM Education and Outreach Program
RESEARCH & POLICY
Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture: Value and Implementation
Hongli Feng, Jinhua Zhoa, and Catherine L. Kling; Iowa State University
Climate Change After Marrakesh: Should Environmentalists Still Support Kyoto Protocol?
Tom Athanasiou and Paul Baer; Foreign Policy in Focus
The Possible Costs of Climate Change
Rodney R. White, University of Toronto; Global Commons Institute
Simulating Biophere 2: A BioQUEST Library V Module
Elizabeth C. Odum, Santa Fe Community College, and H. T. Odum, University of Florida-Gainesville