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Regents Earth Science
AP Environmental Science
UNIT 5: Global Change
This unit includes Chapter 17, 18, and 23 from the textbook.
Scroll down for PPTs, review videos, animations, and diagrams.
Note: Special thanks and acknowledgement to the staff at Pearson for providing the information and diagrams for the PPTs. Also, thanks to Ted Ed for the videos.
Ch.23: Sustainable Solutions
Sustainable City - Fully Charged:
Seeing A Sustainable Future:
Aerosols: How They Affect Atmospheric Warming:
The Changes Scientists Are Seeing In The Oceans:
El Nino 101 - National Geographic:
Studying Ice Cores In Antarctica:
Tree Rings Aid Study of Climate Change and Weather Conditions:
The Gulf Stream Explained - Thermohaline Circulation:
NASA: The Ocean - A DrivingForce for Weather & Climate:
Understanding La Nina:
Studying Ice Cores to Understand the Earth's Climate:
Climate Change 101 with Bill Nye - National Geographic:
Studying Alaska's Ice and Snow to Track Climate Change:
Time-lapse Proof of Extreme Ice Loss - James Balog:
Cloudy Climate Change - How Clouds Affect Earth's Temperature:
Climate Change - Earth's Giant Game of Tetris:
Why The Arctic Is Climate Change's Canary In The Coal Mine:
Inside an Antarctic Time Machine - Lee Hotz:
Is Our Climate Headed For A Mathematical Tipping Point?:
How Quantum Mechanics Explains Global Warming:
Why I Must Speak Out About Climate Change - James Hansen:
Can Wildlife Adapt To Climate Change?
Do The Green Thing - By Andy Hobsbwan:
How Do Ocean Currents Work?
The Carbon Cycle - Nathaniel Manning:
How Long Will Human Impacts last?
How to Visualize One Part Per Million:
Why Humans Are So Bad At Thinking About Climate Change:
The Disarming Case To Act Right Now On Climate Change - Greta Thunberg:
The Secret To Rising Sea Levels:
Reforestation - Impact on Climate:
A New Way To Remove CO2 From The Atmosphere:
100 Solutions To Reverse Global Warming - Chad Frishmann:
The Most Important Thing You Can Do To Fight Climate Change - Talk About it: Katharine Hayhoe:
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