Green Pack - Global Challenges

Climate Change - One Degree More by admin — last modified 18-07-2008 21:55: This lesson demonstrates and discusses how the atmosphere regulates the temperature of the Earth by learning more about climate change of and the consequences, which this process brings to the people and the environment and helps students realise the role that every person can play in overcoming this danger through lecture, discussion, brainstorming, video presentation
Ozone Depletion - Look Up by admin — last modified 18-07-2008 21:55: This lesson presents information about the problems caused by the thinning of the ozone layer, in addition to needed protective measures through lecture, discussion, test, video presentation
Acid Rain by admin — last modified 18-07-2008 21:55: This lesson attempts to give more information about the character and reasons for acidification of the environment by raising awareness of measures to reduce acidification through lecture, discussion, brainstorming, video presentation
Saving the Black Sea by admin — last modified 18-07-2008 21:55: This lesson allows students to learn about environmental threats to seas and oceans by discussing the difficult ecological situation of the Black Sea and stresses the need for international cooperation on its behalf through lecture, discussion, brainstorming, role-playing, video presentation

Description:	The Toyota Environmental Activities Grant Program and the Toyota Social Contributions Fund have helped produce the Green Pack for use by teachers and students. This program aims to increase the individual capacity of present and future environmental trainers and teachers and to support the development of institutions and programs for environmental capacity building and education. For more information, please visit http://greenpack.rec.org
Resource Type:	Teaching Programs/Unit
Curriculum:
Learning Areas:	arts cross english languages maths science technology
Keywords:	Ecology Parks and Tourism Consumption Policy and Research Energy Biodiversity and Ecology Air Water and Marine Sustainability Chemicals Waste and Resource Recovery Climate and Weather