Video: Carbon Crisis in 90 Seconds: NASA
Initial Publication Date: August 13, 2015
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By burning coal and oil, people are adding old carbon to the atmosphere faster than plants and the oceans can take it out. The carbon in the atmosphere acts like a blanket trapping heat and making the planet warmer.
Credit: NASA
Learning Goals
To increase awareness of climate change and factors contributing to it.
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Citation
Brown, G. (2012). Video: Carbon Crisis in 90 Seconds: NASA. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85TQHzS88L4&feature=youtu.be
