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ID014762
Call Number551.6/CHE
Title ProperHow we know what we know about our changing climate
Other Title InformationScientist and kids explore global warming
LanguageENG
AuthorBraasch, Gary ;  Cherry, Lynne
PublicationCalifornia,  Dawn Publications,  2008.
Description66p   Blue Spine
NoteThis volume describes where scientists look to find evidence of climate change--from changes in bird migration patterns and fruit blossom dates, to obtaining tree rings and mud cores--and especially how students and other citizen-scientists are assisting to monitor climate change, as well as what can be done to mitigate global warming
NoteSection One: Where We Find Clues About Climate Change
What is Science? Hypotheses, Theories, Facts and Belief
Clues from the Seasons: Inspired by Students 100 Years Ago, Canadian Students Record the Seasons
Clues From the Birds: Responding to a Warmer World
Clues From Flowers: Early Bloomers
Clues From Insects: Butterflies Change their Range
Collecting Data on Insects: Students Help Scientists Collect Data on Butterflies and Birds
Clues From the Tropical Rain Forest: Animals Climb the Cloud Forest Mountains
Clues From the Northern Forest: ?We Will Have a Different Kind of Forest?
Clues From the Tundra: Winners and Losers
Clues From the Top and Bottom of the World: Penguins and Polar Bears
Clues From Icecaps and Glaciers: A Lot of Melting Going On
Clues From Siberian Rivers: A Partnership of Students and Scientists
Clues From Ocean Currents: Measuring the ?Conveyor Belt?
Clues From Sea to Rising Sea: Measuring Sea Levels
Clues From the Atmosphere: Measuring CO2
Clues From the Past: Looking at Tree Rings
Clues From the Past: Looking at Mud Cores
Clues From the Past: Looking at Ice Cores
Section Two: Fitting The Clues Together
Earth?s Ecosystem: A Complex and Delicate Web of Life
All Together Now: Scientists and Citizens Communicating
Time Lines and Computers: Number Crunchers and the 1000-Year Temperature Chart
Section Three: Climate Solutions: What You And Others Can Do To Make A Difference
The Weather RATS: Learning to Observe and Communicate in a Connected World
Your ?Climate Footprint?: Taking Charge of the Human Effect
What You Can Do: All By Yourself (Well, Almost)
What You Can Do: The Power of Friends
What Committed Scientists Can Do: Success with Ozone Holes and now Climate Change) needs subtitle
The Role of Government and You: Success is Possible
Glossary
Scientists Mentioned in this book
Standard Number9781584691303
Price. QualificationRs.548(Pb)
Classification Number551.6
Key WordsGlobal warming ;  Climatic changes


 
 
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