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 ARM Education: Global WarmingARM Education: Global Warming
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Introduction to global warming, climate change, and how methane contributes to global warming.
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Atmosphere, Climate and Environment: Global WarmingAtmosphere, Climate and Environment: Global Warming
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Looks at the natural greenhouse effect, how humans are making it stronger, and what could happen if it continues.
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Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) ProgramAtmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Program
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Research into global climate change. Features a daily quiz, information on research locations, photographs and an explanation of global warming.
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Carbon For KidsCarbon For Kids
 [ Kids ]Helps kids learn about greenhouse gases and global warming.
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The Case of the Warming PlanetThe Case of the Warming Planet
 [ Kids ]Mr. and Mrs. Cool hire the Rain or Shine Detective Agency to investigate why winters are getting shorter and summers are getting longer.
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Climate ChallengeClimate Challenge
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Provides a definition, brief history, climate facts, myths and ways to help tackle climate change. View films, hear audios or read a short guide.
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Climate ChangeClimate Change
 [ Kids/Teens ]Learn about possible causes of global warming and the impact that this may have on the earth's oceans and coastal areas. Site includes printable page with review quiz. [PDF]
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Climate Change: Frequently Asked QuestionsClimate Change: Frequently Asked Questions
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Answers the most common questions that people have about global warming.
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Cool Kids For A Cool ClimateCool Kids For A Cool Climate
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Explanation of global warming, causes and effects, kids' stories, ways to take action, links, and news.
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Directory of Global WarmingDirectory of Global Warming
 [ Mature Teens ]Contains links to scientific studies of the human, non-natural contribution to global warming. Plus, possible ways that alternative energy can help solve this problem.
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Discovery of Global WarmingDiscovery of Global Warming
 [ Mature Teens ]The history of scientific work on climate change from the 19th century to 2001, told in a series of essays.
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Earth on FireEarth on Fire
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Introduction to the carbon cycle, and possible solutions to global warming.
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EcoKids: Planet ProtectorsEcoKids: Planet Protectors
 [ Kids ]Stop carbon dioxide from taking over the world and changing the face of the planet forever in this interactive adventure.
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EPA Global Warming Kids SiteEPA Global Warming Kids Site
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Focuses on science and impacts of global warming or climate change, and on actions that help address global warming. Features games, events, and links to other relevant sites for kids and educators.
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GCSE Physics: Climate ChangeGCSE Physics: Climate Change
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Introduction to the problem of climate change including global warming, together with a look at the impact various energy-generating technologies have.
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Global Climate ChangeGlobal Climate Change
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Analyzes the situation, explores how carbon dioxide relates to global climate change, and how remote sensing can be used to detect climate change.
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Global Climate Change: Research ExplorerGlobal Climate Change: Research Explorer
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Discover how researchers study climate change; examine the latest scientific data on this global problem.
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Global WarmingGlobal Warming
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Summarizes current arguments concerning global warming. Includes various points of view and some of the basic problems in following the science.
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Global WarmingGlobal Warming
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Find out all about global warming and climate change and learn what you can do to help the environment.
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Global WarmingGlobal Warming
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Read articles about climate change, and see how climates are expected to migrate in the next hundred years.
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Global Warming and EnvironmentGlobal Warming and Environment
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Professor Sam Berry explains global warming in this short video. Requires RealVideo player.
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Global Warming: Cool It!Global Warming: Cool It!
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Explains how each household contributes to the problem, and provides a downloadable booklet to help every family make a difference.
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The Global Warming DebateThe Global Warming Debate
 [ Mature Teens ]In-depth coverage of global warming, related research and policy decisions.
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Global Warming Facts and Our FutureGlobal Warming Facts and Our Future
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Examines the greenhouse effect, carbon cycle, causes and effects, predictions, and responses to change. Includes teaching activities, links, and suggestions for further reading. From the Marian Koshland Science Museum.
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Global Warming Facts and Our FutureGlobal Warming Facts and Our Future
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Learn how a warmer climate will change your life, plus what can be done to alter climate change.
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Global Warming Map: Early Warning SignsGlobal Warming Map: Early Warning Signs
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Illustrates observed consequences, as indicated by periods of unusually warm weather, coastal flooding, and changes in glaciers and polar regions.
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Global Warming: The Origin and Nature of the Alleged Scientific ConsensusGlobal Warming: The Origin and Nature of the Alleged Scientific Consensus
 [ Mature Teens ]Article by MIT professor Richard S. Lindzen describing the problems with the global warming theory. [PDF]
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Global Warming TopicsGlobal Warming Topics
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Has articles on many topics including CFCs, deforestation, and the Kyoto protocol.
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Global Warming: What it is ...Global Warming: What it is ...
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Explains how scientists are trying to figure out global warming.
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The Greenhouse Effect in a JarThe Greenhouse Effect in a Jar
 [ Teens ]An elementary or junior high experiment. Students can see for themselves the effects of a greenhouse, and relate this to what occurs in the atmosphere. From the Franklin Institute Science Museum.
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Guide to Cimate ChangeGuide to Cimate Change
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]An interactive visual presentation of different possible futures for the Earth, depending on how the current environmental problems are managed.
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Heat WatchHeat Watch
 [ Kids/Teens ]Interactive learning center designed to help students understand the problem of global warming. A Thinkquest site.
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Mercury Rising: Bearing Witness to Climate ChangeMercury Rising: Bearing Witness to Climate Change
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]A photo-documentary production about Earth's response to global warming. Includes a 12-day web expedition in Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud forest, the location of important climate change studies.
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National Wildlife Federation: Climate ClassroomNational Wildlife Federation: Climate Classroom
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Read answers to commonly asked questions by kids, and make a family action plan.
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Sila: Clue in to Climate ChangeSila: Clue in to Climate Change
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Experience how climate change is affecting different parts of the world, take a quiz, or learn what can be done to stop global warming.
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Stay GreenStay Green
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Robotics team in Metro Atlanta trying to make a difference and stop global warming. Includes news, energy saving tips, videos and a forum.
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The Weather FactoryThe Weather Factory
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Offers article describing the relationship between el niño and global warming.
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WeatherQuestions.com: What is the Greenhouse Effect?WeatherQuestions.com: What is the Greenhouse Effect?
 [ Kids/Teens ]Simple description of the greenhouse effect by a climate scientist.
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World View of Global WarmingWorld View of Global Warming
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Has pictures of change in the Arctic, Antarctica, glaciers, and the ocean.
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Changing TimesChanging Times
 [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ]Article explains how Australia's animals and plants are already reacting to climate change, such as fairy penguins breeding earlier, and gum trees flowering at different times. Gives information for each state, with photographs. From Scribbly Gum, part of ABC Science Online. (July 7, 2005)
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