Ojibwe Lifeway: Wild Rice Harvesting part of CLEAN Collection

This website focuses on Ojibwe wild rice harvesting (manoomin). It is a celebration of the historical practice of wild rice harvesting, why it is so important to Ojibwe life, and how climate change ...

Enliven Data with Art: Dramatize the Critical Science of Climate Change part of CLEAN Collection

This lesson connects scientific data to different types of visualizations. Students learn how art can help enhance science communication and enliven data. It provides opportunities for students to ...

Storm Narratives part of CLEAN Collection

In this activity, students evaluate climate change narratives for content and story-telling qualities before creating their own narrative on a severe weather event.

If I just explain the facts, they'll get it, right? part of CLEAN Collection

This video from Texas Tech Climate Science Center describes best practices for engaging in a discussion about climate change with a person who disagrees about the scale of the problem, or outright ...

Carbon Dioxide Absorbs Infrared Energy part of CLEAN Collection

This video concisely describes the way in which the absorption of infrared energy by greenhouse gases in the atmosphere controls the temperature of the planet.

Cloud Lab part of CLEAN Collection

This cloud lab allows exploration of cloud identification, reconstructing and following hurricanes, and interpreting and investigating data. Graphs and other data interpretation are used heavily ...

Data Puzzle: On a Budget part of CLEAN Collection

Students learn about Earth's energy balance and use data to better understand why the Arctic is warming faster than other locations on Earth. This comes from analyzing and interpreting incoming ...

Erosion in Alaska | Youth And Climate part of CLEAN Collection

Nelson from Kipnuk, Alaska invites us to see how climate change is melting permafrost and causing coastal erosion in his hometown.

Georgia's peach crop devastated by warm winter conditions part of CLEAN Collection

An unusually warm winter damaged Georgia's peach crop in 2023. As climate change continues, researchers are working to develop a peach that will be more resilient to warmer weather.

Data Puzzle: Not All Warming is Equal part of CLEAN Collection

In this lesson students analyze and interpret global temperature and carbon dioxide data to determine which parts of Earth are experiencing the greatest changes in temperature and carbon dioxide, and ...