Climate Impacts & Inequality

  • Students investigate how physical and social factors combine to create unequal heat exposure across cities, using maps and hand-on exploration with thermometers to analyze heat. 
    Duration: 120 minutes
  • This activity brings climate change to students through story. This approach serves to build empathy and emotional responses rather than getting mired down in the scientific or political debates.
    Duration: 1-2 hours
  • This lesson introduces students to the global food system and its climate and social impacts, challenging students to envision and design a more sustainable alternative.
    Duration: Multi-class period Activity
  • This activity guides students through three mapping exercises where they will learn how to use ArcGIS tools to visualize climatic changes and potential for mitigation solutions.
    Duration: 3 hours
  • Students will explore the relationship between urban expansion and increased environmental hazard risk. 
    Duration: 120 minutes
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