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Responding to the State of the Climate Report Education Presentation

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Year 10CarbonClimate and Climate ChangeEarth Day

This presentation unpacks the State of the Climate Report for Year 10 Science students. Investigate energy flow models, global climate change patterns, and the effects of carbon emissions and ocean acidification. Students will predict Earth system changes and identify mitigation strategies, fostering critical thinking on environmental policy.

Curriculum link

use models of energy flow between the geosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere to explain patterns of global climate change (AC9S10U04)