SUMMARY
Content Source: CLEAN
Video length: 11:35 min.
Selected for the CLEAN Collection .
This PBS video focuses on sea level rise in Norfolk, Virginia and how the residents are managing the logistical, financial and political implications. Science journalists who have been studying Norfolk's rising sea level problems are interviewed as well are local residents who are being impacted.GOALS
Following suggestions are by CLEAN reviewers:
This video offers a case study of a community where sea level rise is already an issue and a glimpse of the related social and infrastructure issues.ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION AND TEACHING MATERIALS
Watch >> Climate Change at the Doorstep
Printable >> Discussion Questions
VIDEO
TEACHING NOTES / CONTEXT FOR USE
CLEAN reviewers comments about this resource:
About the Science:
Norfolk, Virginia has a major base of the U.S. Navy, which takes climate change and sea level rise very seriously.
See: Rear Admiral David Titley, Oceanographer and Navigator of the US Navy-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2yvky_xmwk&feature=related
This video offers a case study of a community where sea level rise is already an issue and a glimpse of the related social and infrastructure issues.
Passed initial science review - expert science review pending.
About the Pedagogy
This video offers viewers an example of how climate change impacts a community through sea level rise.
Can be used to spark discussion and further research.
A good complement to other CLEAN selected sea level rise resources.
Technical Details/Ease of Use
The video is of good production quality and can be embedded.
Related URLs These related sites were noted by our reviewers but have not been reviewed by CLEAN
ASSESSMENT
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SUMMARY
Content Source: CLEAN
Video length: 11:35 min.
Selected for the CLEAN Collection .
This PBS video focuses on sea level rise in Norfolk, Virginia and how the residents are managing the logistical, financial and political implications. Science journalists who have been studying Norfolk's rising sea level problems are interviewed as well are local residents who are being impacted.GOALS
Following suggestions are by CLEAN reviewers:
This video offers a case study of a community where sea level rise is already an issue and a glimpse of the related social and infrastructure issues.ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION AND TEACHING MATERIALS
Watch >> Climate Change at the Doorstep
Printable >> Discussion Questions
VIDEO
TEACHING NOTES / CONTEXT FOR USE
CLEAN reviewers comments about this resource:
About the Science:
Norfolk, Virginia has a major base of the U.S. Navy, which takes climate change and sea level rise very seriously.
See: Rear Admiral David Titley, Oceanographer and Navigator of the US Navy-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2yvky_xmwk&feature=related
This video offers a case study of a community where sea level rise is already an issue and a glimpse of the related social and infrastructure issues.
Passed initial science review - expert science review pending.
About the Pedagogy
This video offers viewers an example of how climate change impacts a community through sea level rise.
Can be used to spark discussion and further research.
A good complement to other CLEAN selected sea level rise resources.
Technical Details/Ease of Use
The video is of good production quality and can be embedded.
Related URLs These related sites were noted by our reviewers but have not been reviewed by CLEAN
ASSESSMENT
Assessment is at the discretion of the educator and how this video is applied.
Are you absolutely sure you want to delete this resource? This process cannot be undone and is permanent.
Yes, Delete This Resource
Are you absolutely sure you want to remove this resource? This process cannot be undone and is permanent.
Yes, Remove This Resource
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