Check out the World Population Clock!

Science Lesson Seven: What Can We Do to Slow Climate Change?

List of Easy Steps You Can Take Right Now!

Prodigy Students Make an Impact!

Waterbury Bike and Pedestrian Survey   Take It!

Science Lesson Six:  Climate Change

Climate vs. Weather:  What's the Difference?       

Arctic Sea Ice:  Video: Hot Times in Alaska      1979-2007 Image

Melting Glaciers:  Slide Show         Video: The Big Melt   

Video:  The Fastest Glacier

The Winners and Losers in a Changing Climate

Science Lesson Five: The Greenhouse Effect

What's Carbon Got To Do With It? NPR Carbon Video Series

Climate Change News Homework!:  Link for Articles  and  Summary Sheet

Science Lesson Four:  The Impact of Your Diet

See What the World Eats in photos from Time magazine

Activity:  A Tale of Two Strawberries

Reading:  Hamburger, Fries, and a Cola

Reading:  Will We Still Eat Meat?

Science Lesson Three:  Ecological Footprints

• Interactive: What's Your Ecological Footprint? 
• Interactive: Does My Food Affect Global Warming?
• Interactive: Food Footprint Calculator

Science Lesson Two:  Earth's Available Natural Resources:  Soil & Water

• How Much Soil Is Available For Food Production:  If Earth was an Apple
• Video Clip: How Much Freshwater Is Available? & The Hidden Water We Use (National Geographic)
• Video:  7 Billion (National Geographic)
  

Science Lesson One:  Understanding Human Population Growth & Resource Consumption

• Activity:  Everything is Connected
• Video:  World Population (See Below)
  

Pop X Lesson One:  The Lorax Video and Plastic Shopping Bags

• Activity:  Power Point on Plastic Shopping Bags & Video
• Activity:  Hand Painting a Canvas Shopping Bag See Photos!
  

Video:  World Population                                           Video:  Plastic Bags