Climate Change: Causes and Evidence
Students will investigate the scientific evidence for climate change, exploring both natural and anthropogenic causes.
Key Questions
- Analyze the scientific data supporting the reality of anthropogenic climate change.
- Differentiate between natural climate variability and human-induced climate change.
- Explain how various greenhouse gases contribute to global warming.
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