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Global warming links and resources

Tiki surfing the planet There are loads of places to visit so I've just selected a few which I like the best. Please send me any other good ones you find: click to send me an email.

  • NASA's Climate Kids Really cool site! There's even a climate time machine
  • A Student’s Guide to Global Climate Change: This U.S. Environmental Protection Agency site gives you clear, accurate information about the causes and effects of climate change—as well as the steps we can all take to help solve the problem. The site features engaging videos, animations, interactive graphics, and “expeditions” where students can explore the effects of climate change around the world.
  • National Center for Science Education’s climate change education initiative defends and supports the teaching of climate change in schools
  • Carbon Brief fact-checked stories about climate science online and in the press. It gives you briefings on the people and organisations talking about climate change, and produces background materials on science issues and news stories.
  • ClimateBites: a climate communication toolkit. Humour, videos and really smart soundbites
  • Cool it! The card game that teaches kids about the choices we have when it comes to climate change. Developed by the Union of Concerned Scientists, the game aims to teach kids to be more environmentally aware.
  • Climate change guide: A simple guide from the UK Meteorological Office looking at the facts, impacts and history of climate change.
  • Climate Mama is about what other Mama’s and Papa’s are doing to help make the world a better place by tackling climate change
  • Climate Change Wildlife and Wildlands Toolkit  This free tool helps teachers tell their students about individual climates and how they are affected by global warming. It's also to inspire kids to take part in doing something about climate change themselves.
  • Hot planet: try SafeClimate  Our planet's climate is changing for the worse. At SafeClimate, you can begin to do something about it. Work out your 'carbon footprint' and start taking action.
  • Professor Sneeze explains climate change to 5-12 year olds. You can follow the adventures of the professor and his friends. (also in French)
  • EducaPoles: International Polar Foundation's educational website with loads of informative stuff for kids such as stories, videos, animations, quizzes and dossiers.
  • Flying off to a warmer climate?  This is one of my favourites! Find out how much fuel you use and pollution you create when you fly in an aeroplane.
  • Climate Ark - Climate Change Portal  A huge amount of information here with news which is right up-to-date.
  • ClimatePrediction.net   Now this really is interesting. Here you can join in an experiment to help forecast the climate. All you need is a computer.
  • Friends of the Earth  Switch on to green energy.
  • Greenpeace International on climate change and renewable energy,

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