A Working Model of a Stream
This simple, easy-to-create model helps children understand stream dynamics and the impact of human activities on water quality
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Teaching Controversial Issues
A four-step strategy for clear thinking on controversial issues at the high school level
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The Carbon Dioxide Game
A fun, active outdoor game for helping students visualize how human activities enhance the greenhouse effect
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Check out our special podcast episode on The Energy Transition!
Episode 62: Energy transition narratives: good-faith, bad-faith, and keeping the faith
With Max Fawcett of Canada’s National Observer
What sorts of narratives about the energy transition are out there? Which ones are developed in good faith and which ones are developed in bad faith? Why is it important that we find the right balance between optimism and urgency? How can we have effective conversations with people who are resistant to the energy transition? Journalist Max Fawcett has long been on the energy beat, and he shares his insights on which narratives to embrace and which ones to avoid.
Guest:
Max Fawcett is the lead columnist for Canada’s National Observer and the former editor of Alberta Oil magazine and Vancouver magazine. He worked in Alberta’s Climate Change Office from 2017–19, and lives in Calgary today with his wife and son.
*Episode edited by M. Angel Goñi Avila
*Episode recorded in October 2023
*Episode produced with support from the Ivey Foundation
Green Teacher 136 — Summer 2023
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