Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Students will learn about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and analyze their geographic relevance and implementation challenges.
Key Questions
- Explain the interconnectedness of the various Sustainable Development Goals.
- Analyze the geographic disparities in achieving the SDGs.
- Evaluate the role of local communities in contributing to global sustainability efforts.
Common Core State Standards
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