Atmospheric CO2 Changes Through Graph Interpretation
Explore the variation in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels through engaging activities and insightful resources from the film "Thin Ice: The Inside Story of Climate Science". Discover processes that utilize or release CO2, learn the significance of 350ppm, and compare atmospheric CO2 with air composition.
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Analysing variation in atmospheric carbon dioxide A graph interpretation activity Using the film Thin Ice The Inside Story of Climate Science Shane Delaney Onslow College
data/trace-gas-plots/carbon-dioxide https://www.niwa.co.nz/atmosphere/our-
Questions for fast finishers: What processes do you know of that use up CO2? What processes do you know of that release CO2? What percentage is 350ppm equal to? Compare and contrast atmospheric CO2 and air (describe the similarities and differences).
