This module explores the concept of climate justice, linking global climate change to local actions, and looking at who benefits and who pays the costs from burning fossil fuels.
This module explores how transportation impacts greenhouse gas emissions. Students will recognize how inequality affects access to transportation and understand how urban and suburban design and infrastructures influences transportation choices and mobility. Student will also explore low-carbon transportation alternatives, and ways in which we can change our systems and surroundings to make these alternatives more accessible.
This module explores our culture of consumption. Students will connect the concept of waste to consumption actions and rethink how their school and community could deal with waste. Students will use the "eliminate-reduce-reuse-recycle" frame to redesign or replace wasteful products.
This module explores the basic processes and issues associated with fracking. Students will identify and reflect on the various stakeholders involved in fracking operations and their respective viewpoints, then consider whether or not they would approve a fracking operation in their own community.