Grid Economics
Posted on November 7th, 2024 by Aisling O'GradyRenewable energy made up 92% of new electrical generation capacity worldwide in 2024. (Yale 360). Four interconnected lessons share a […]
READ moreRenewable energy made up 92% of new electrical generation capacity worldwide in 2024. (Yale 360). Four interconnected lessons share a […]
READ moreThese lessons address “Westward Expansion” & environmental justice (EJ). The EJ portion of the lesson can be situated at any […]
READ moreExplore the UN Sustainable Development Goals through inquiry & reflection to define 21st-century global citizenship. Analyzing connections between SDGs & […]
READ moreStudents research climate & sustainability terms of their choice, translate formal definitions into student-friendly language, & create a visual presentation. […]
READ moreStudents craft persuasive essays rooted in their core values about a community problem they want to change, blending personal narrative […]
READ moreStudents strengthen media literacy by evaluating evidence in multiple media on the topic of climate change. They investigate sources, identify […]
READ moreIncorporating climate change into a Global/World History industrial revolution unit, focusing on the 19th c. & early 20th c. Making […]
READ moreCovers the industrial revolution in the U.S. focusing on energy & transportation. Looks at reforms during the Progressive Era that […]
READ moreExamining the process by which greenhouse gases trap heat, introducing basic climate change vocabulary. Students work through calculations, determine heat […]
READ moreStudents will explore the grounds of their campus to determine the carbon sequestration impact of a single tree. They will […]
READ moreExploring EPA data, calculating rate of change in carbon emissions at state, global levels over different time intervals.
READ moreStudents build a model greenhouse to measure how well it traps heat with greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. Then connect […]
READ moreCosts for Lithium-Ion battery storage have plummeted since becoming commercially available. In addition to math skills, the lesson explains why […]
READ moreDoes the Constitution protect young people from the harm being created by climate change? If so, what is the Constitutional […]
READ moreStudents explore sea-level rise by modeling three scenarios: sea ice melt, glacial melt, thermal expansion. Through simple experiments, they analyze […]
READ morePhysics/Math: data shows the size of arctic sea ice declining steadily over time. This is an indicator of large-scale climate […]
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