November 17, 2009
In class today we did the following:
1. Dr H then gave the a presentation on Topic #16 Global Warming & Anthropogenic Forcing (pp 83-87 + p 90 in Class Notes)
Topic #16 Global Warming & Anthropogenic Forcing [color pdf] [grayscale pdf]
2. The groups were assigned their presentation dates for the G-6 Dire Predictions Presentations Assignment (which will take place after Thanksgiving).
The group presentation dates are listed here each class: Lec 40 +57 (Tu & Th 12:30 -1:45p pm) Lec 41+58 (Tu & Th 3:30 -4:45 pm)
TEST #4 is THIS THURSDAY Nov 17th. The Top 10 is now posted. NOTE: an additional page with graphs from today's lecture has been added to the Top 10, so be sure you see it if you printed out an earlier version.
Deliverable #2 for the GC Savvy Term Project is due in your D2l Dropbox before midnight (11:59 pm) TONIGHT TUESDAY Nov 17th. See details about what to submit below.
Class time will be provided on Thursday after the Test for your groups to strategize on your GROUP’s G-6 Dire Predictions Presentation
The GC Savvy GRADING RUBRIC will be posted Wednesday so you will have the guidelines you need for a good grade!
IF YOU MISSED CLASS TODAY:
What to do for Deliverable #2:
Deliverable #2 of the GC Savvy Consumer Term Project
Deliverable #2
is to write a PARAGRAPH that explains the
specific link in your GC Savvy Project to
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE and/or one or more of the NATS 101-GC course topics.
Submit your paragraph (in
Word .doc or docx, or PDF) in your D2L DROPBOX before midnight
(11:50 pm) next TUE Nov 17th (worth
5 pts)
Remember these IMPORTANT GUIDELINES on the
GC SAVVY COMSUMER PROJECT:
The purpose of the assignment is to link the GLOBAL CHANGE TOPICS OF THIS CLASS
with your everyday life
– so your consumer product research / selection criteria MUST have a
direct link to at least ONE of our CLASS TOPICS! e.g.:
-Ecological Footprint / Carbon Footprint (food
choices/ vegetarian diet, transport vs. local food)
- Electromagnetic Spectrum & harmful UV radiation, ozone depletion issues
- The balance between auto crashworthiness (Laws of Motion) and fuel
economy (GH Gas Emissions)
- Energy Efficiency ( solar, electronics w/ energy Star ratings) -
Deforestation / Sustainability (paper products, recycling, etc.)