NEXT.cc Climate Change Journey is under construction; if interested in contributing reach out to us at www.NEXT.cc@gmail.com! The climate is always changing. It is in constant movement. From the many different systems alive in the atmosphere, geosphere, biosphere, lithosphere, and hydrosphere, the world is in constant motion. The [sun and its heat are the drivers of the sun’s movement and energy in our atmosphere](NASA | Dynamic Earth Excerpt: Viz Challenge Winner (https://safeshare.tv/x/kacHtzBtLC) , and the health of all life on earth.
Activity 1 – Climate is always changng
Activity 2 – What is global Warming?
Is global warming real? Are humans really impacting the atmosphere? Check out [**NOAA’s Paleo Perspective on Global Warming**](https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/global-warming). Take a look into [**Paleoclimatology**](http://www.ei.lehigh.edu/eli/cc/sequence/day15.html). Use a [**carbon footprint**](http://www.footprintnetwork.org/en/index.php/GFN/page/calculators/) calculator.
Make a list of ways that you can live to use less energy, consume fewer products, and help to prevent global warming.
Activity 3 – Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Activity 4 – Causes of Climate Change
Activity 5 – Consequences of CLimate Change
Activity 6 – For All
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- United Nations Education for Sustainable Development
- Why is Green Education Important for our Youth.
- World Forum Center for Nature and Climate