Digital Library for Earth System Education Climate Change and Colorado's Future Climate change is real and it is occurring faster than originally predicted. In this video series, scientists explain how climate change is affecting the state of Colorado, while citizens share stories and solutions. One of the more recent videos features an interview with University of Colorado Boulder Professor Emeritus Al Bartlett on the "arithmetic of growth". A set of problem-based model lessons were developed by teams of middle and high school teachers with CU-Boulder scientists and science educators. Also available are the Colorado Science Standards for Climate and Energy.
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Science Explorer: At Home Science Projects Blowing, Bouncing, Bursting Bubbles Bubble Bomb - Using baking soda and vinegar, you can pop a plastic bag with the power of fizz. Balloon Blow-Up -Not all bubbles are made with soap! Bubbularium - Make an observatory to see the amazing colors in bubbles! It's All Done With Mirrors Up Periscope! Mysterious Mixtures Outrageous Ooze - This stuff can't make up its mind -- is it a liquid or a solid? Go With the Flow - Spin the bottle to make beautiful swirling shapes! It's Colorific! Reflecting Rainbows - Decorate your white walls with rainbow colors! Surprising Structures File Card Bridges - How many pennies will your bridge hold? Geodesic Gumdrops - Make amazing architecture with gumdrops and toothpicks. Dramatic Static Super Sparker - Make very, very, very tiny lightning, anytime you want! Remote Control Roller - Rub a balloon on your head, then watch a soda can race across the floor! Seeing the Light Pringles® Pinhole - Recycle a potato chip can into a simple camera. Hear, Hear!
Frozen Planet: Explore the polar regions Click on the image below to start exploring the Arctic and Antarctic. You can access geographic information provided by Arctic and Antarctic experts, watch videos of the wildlife in each region, and see important historical events as people explore the polar regions. Copyrighted image Credit: The Open University Launch Frozen Planet 9 Special thanks to British Antarctic Survey 10 for their assistance in developing this interactive map. Please note: If you've arrived at this page looking for our Frozen Planet poster, thank you for your interest, but unfortunately, demand for this item was very high and we have now exhausted our current supplies. More about Frozen Planet
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