Saskatchewan Curriculum - Science 10: Climate and Ecosystem Dynamics

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26 August 2016

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Addressing Saskatchewan's Science 10: Climate and Ecosystem Dynamics Unit with CurioCity Resources

Saskatchewan’s Science 10 Program of Studies (2015) includes a Unit on Climate and Ecosystem Dynamics. The following CurioCity resources can help you address outcomes from that Unit:

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Would global warming still happen without pollution?Articles

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Do you speak isotope?Articles with Starting Points

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Investing in Clean Energy TechnologiesArticles with Starting Points

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Extreme Climate ChangeArticles

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How Does Weather Radar Work?Articles

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Slippery slopesArticles

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What is the greenhouse effect?Videos

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Cartagena Protocol on Biotech SafetyVideos

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Verge of ExtinctionVideos

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Vehicle Emissions PrimerBackgrounders

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What is a Species?Backgrounders

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Joseph StinzianoResearch Profiles

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