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Module 5 – the last 200 years

Core Resources

Climate graph, 200 years, without uncertainty

Climate graph, 200 years, with uncertainty

PowerPoint explanation of the Impact of the Sun on Climate

PowerPoint Introduction to the Greenhouse Effect, Global Warming, Global Dimming and the Hiatus

Case Studies

Does the Anthropocene exist?

Other Useful Resources

Using tree rings to teach past climate change

Resources based on 3D printed sections of the Central England Temperature record.

Tempest database of extreme weather events in the UK

Is the Sun a Major Driver of Recent Changes in Climate? IPCC WG1 FAQ 5.1

Anthropocene investigation resource from the Geological Society.

Climate Change Teaching Resources

Climate Change Updates for Teachers.

Climate Change Updates for A level Geography

 


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