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Planet Health Report - Air
Planet Health Report - Temperature
Planet Health Report - Sea Ice
Planet Health Report - Sea Level
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Climate Tales: Will our heroes ever find their way home?

Eyes on the Earth - 3D: Flying along with NASA satellites orbiting Earth. Watch the video first to learn how.
 
What is the big deal with carbon? What is the greenhouse effect? How do we know the climate is changing? What is happening in the oceans? What can we do to help? What else do we need to find out?
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