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6 1 Web/Image Search What is a greenhouse? Find an image of a greenhouse to get a sense of this topic on a smaller scale. 2 Web Search To what do we refer when we say “greenhouse gas”? Summarize the greenhouse effect in light of greenhouse gases. 3 Web Search What is the most important greenhouse gas? How is this gas produced and what role does human activity play in its production? 4 Web Search How are greenhouse gases connected to global warming? 5 Web Search/Thinking What are three ways to reduce greenhouse gases? How practical do you think the suggestions are? What are barriers to achieving long-term progress with reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

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8 1 Web/Image Search What is a greenhouse? Find an image of a greenhouse to get a sense of this topic on a smaller scale. 2 Web Search To what do we refer when we say “greenhouse gas”? Summarize the greenhouse effect in light of greenhouse gases. 3 Web Search What is the most important greenhouse gas? How is this gas produced and what role does human activity play in its production? 4 Web Search How are greenhouse gases connected to global warming? 5 Web Search/Thinking What are three ways to reduce greenhouse gases? How practical do you think the suggestions are? What are barriers to achieving long-term progress with reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

9 1 Web/Image Search What is a greenhouse? Find an image of a greenhouse to get a sense of this topic on a smaller scale. 2 Web Search To what do we refer when we say “greenhouse gas”? Summarize the greenhouse effect in light of greenhouse gases. 3 Web Search What is the most important greenhouse gas? How is this gas produced and what role does human activity play in its production? 4 Web Search How are greenhouse gases connected to global warming? 5 Web Search/Thinking What are three ways to reduce greenhouse gases? How practical do you think the suggestions are? What are barriers to achieving long-term progress with reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

10 1 Web/Image Search What is a greenhouse? Find an image of a greenhouse to get a sense of this topic on a smaller scale. 2 Web Search To what do we refer when we say “greenhouse gas”? Summarize the greenhouse effect in light of greenhouse gases. 3 Web Search What is the most important greenhouse gas? How is this gas produced and what role does human activity play in its production? 4 Web Search How are greenhouse gases connected to global warming? 5 Web Search/Thinking What are three ways to reduce greenhouse gases? How practical do you think the suggestions are? What are barriers to achieving long-term progress with reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

11 1 Web/Image Search What is a greenhouse? Find an image of a greenhouse to get a sense of this topic on a smaller scale. 2 Web Search To what do we refer when we say “greenhouse gas”? Summarize the greenhouse effect in light of greenhouse gases. 3 Web Search What is the most important greenhouse gas? How is this gas produced and what role does human activity play in its production? 4 Web Search How are greenhouse gases connected to global warming? 5 Web Search/Thinking What are three ways to reduce greenhouse gases? How practical do you think the suggestions are? What are barriers to achieving long-term progress with reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

12 1 Web/Image Search What is a greenhouse? Find an image of a greenhouse to get a sense of this topic on a smaller scale. 2 Web Search To what do we refer when we say “greenhouse gas”? Summarize the greenhouse effect in light of greenhouse gases. 3 Web Search What is the most important greenhouse gas? How is this gas produced and what role does human activity play in its production? 4 Web Search How are greenhouse gases connected to global warming? 5 Web Search/Thinking What are three ways to reduce greenhouse gases? How practical do you think the suggestions are? What are barriers to achieving long-term progress with reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

13 1 Web/Image Search What is a greenhouse? Find an image of a greenhouse to get a sense of this topic on a smaller scale. 2 Web Search To what do we refer when we say “greenhouse gas”? Summarize the greenhouse effect in light of greenhouse gases. 3 Web Search What is the most important greenhouse gas? How is this gas produced and what role does human activity play in its production? 4 Web Search How are greenhouse gases connected to global warming? 5 Web Search/Thinking What are three ways to reduce greenhouse gases? How practical do you think the suggestions are? What are barriers to achieving long-term progress with reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

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