Addresses claims that the Earth's climate is changing, looking at variations in weather patterns, investigating what is known about global warming, and discussing the relationship between global warming and increases in the burning of fossil fuels since the mid-nineteenth century.
In graphic novel format, Max Axiom teaches the science behind global warming, traveling the world to explore global warming, deforestation, the polar ice sheets, and solutions to climate change.
Examines the phenomenon of global warming, discussing the greenhouse effect in its positive, life-giving configuration, and again as this mechanism is knocked out of balance by increased levels of carbon gases.
Uses live action video and computer animation to explore the greenhouse effect on Earth, featuring four lessons that explain what the greenhouse effect is, define greenhouse gases, discuss the effect of civilization on Earth's atmosphere, and examine the global warming debate.
Offers three contrasting perspectives on climate change, each cast as a presidential speech. Includes scientific reports, government speeches, legislative proposals, and further readings.
