Climate Change - Wildlife & Wildlands

EPA partnered with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Park Service,U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, and Bureau of Land Management to produce a new educational kit, Climate Change, Wildlife, and Wildlands Toolkit for Formal and Informal Educators.The kit contains case studies, activities, and a video based on the highest quality climate science, environmental education and stewardship information, and is designed to educate, inspire, and engage students everywhere to become stewards of our nations wildlife and ecosystems.

Climate Change, Wildlife, and Wildlands Toolkit from GlobalChange.gov: http://www.globalchange.gov/resources/educators/toolkit

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[kknightonty]

i liked it very much

[versatilpraxis]

Can somebody help me with the transcript of this video? please. I really need it. Thanks beforehand.

[jpstout56]

I had know idea there were so many ignorant dumbasses out their with the scientific intelligence of a cucumber. You probably believe Fox news and will vote for Palin for Pres.

Fear based morons.

It's the tradegy of the commons, and you are the commoners.

[ComicPenius]

The weather where I live is pretty much the same as it's always been. When CO2 has been high in past centuries, vegetation has thrived.

This is BS propaganda based on proven faulty science.

[thoyzjag]

we forgot what we are before, its time to back in older society, so we can prevent this happen...

[sonofliberty21]

For the producers of this great nation, we can take comfort in the fact that our tax dollars are paying for this propaganda to that is the same old green Marxist rhetoric: nature good - humans (especially the free market capitalist) bad.

EPA is just using this media to further justify their land grabbing, tax hiking, green police state that is the utopia they dream of.

[endtheillusion]

But there's nothing you and I can do

You and I are only two

What's right and wrong is hard to say

Forget about it for today

We'll stick our heads into the sand

Just pretend that all is grand

Then hope that everything turns out ok

-John Kay-

[mbenson2790]

@Orionx26 when the al gore movie came out i was in highschool, we were forced to watch it in science class. Also was forced to watch bowling for columbine. 99% of the people in the class were sold on these idiots, and because their teacher was showing it, it MUST be true. now it would have been educational if they said, THIS IS ONLY OPINION or speculation, but they didn't. we're screwed as a nation

[mbenson2790]

@akajyngleslawl put in more research dude. "stop wasting precious freshwater on farms", then stop eating. you also cant plant trees in a desert (so cal) you need freshwater for that, and there isnt any in so cal, so no, we wont plant more trees. look up where the colorado river basin USED to be, then you might have a better idea of this situation

[akajyngleslawl]

Ummm, I was just wondering o.0 if anyone has considered converting seawater by evaporation and cooling into freshwater. Might be helpful for those states like california or australia that seem to suffer water shortages. Might be helpful to help them grow some more trees. I saw a really cool video where a guy using a death star to convert co2 from air, maybe he could use seawater instead? Might be good source water to restart dried up countries... and stop wasting precious freshwater on farms