Teaching Materials Created at CLEAN Workshops
These climate and energy activities were submitted by faculty as part of the CLEAN professional development workshop series. These materials are not yet part of the CLEAN collection of reviewed resources.
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Climate activities submitted as part of the CLEAN Climate Workshop, held in June, 2011.
How Does The Greenhouse Effect Influence Global Temperature?
by Erik Christensen; Dave Dempsey; Sara Harris; Stephen Taylor
This suite of activities is made up of 5 parts which can be used together or separately.
- What is the Earth's Average Temperature?
by Dave Dempsey, San Francisco State University- Greenhouse Gas in a Bottle Demonstration
by Erik Christensen, South Florida Community College- What Makes a Greenhouse Gas a Greenhouse Gas?
by Sara Harris, University of British Columbia- Absorption by Atmospheric Gases of Incoming and Outgoing Radiation
by Sara Harris, University of British Columbia- The Greenhouse Effect: Why is the Earth's Surface So Much Warmer than the Earth as Seen from Space? by Dave Dempsey, San Francisco State University
What Happens to Ice in Water?
by Sharon Browning; Cornelia Harris; Kristine DeLong; Mellie Lewis
A Jigsaw Approach to the Weathering Thermostat Hypothesis
by Maureen Padden, McMaster University
Energy activities submitted as part of the CLEAN Energy Workshop, held in April, 2011.
How Much Energy is on my Plate?
by Lane Seely, Seattle Pacific University and Karin Kirk, SERCState Electricity on Google Earth: How many solar panels would it take?
by by Todd Greene, California State University-Chico, Billy Goodman, Passaic Valley High School and Maureen Padden, McMaster UniversityEnergy Culture as a Determinant of a Country's Position in the Climate Talks
by Tatyana Ruseva, Appalachian State UniversityLocal Power Portfolio
by Ander Sundell, College of Western Idaho
