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Geography is an integrative subject that brings a variety of perspectives, both social and physical, to the study of people, places, and environments around the world.
Database of analysis, journals, news, case studies, primary sources, statistics and multimedia focusing on the physical, social and economic aspects of environmental issues.
Reference articles, journals, magazines, websites, multimedia, and curriculum content for high school students. Includes dictionary, atlas and student workspace.
International viewpoints on a range of cross discipline global issues, topics and current events. Database contains topic and country portals for detailed analysis.
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This article describes several different types of natural hazards that pose threats to humans and other forms of life. Use the hyperlinks throughout the article to learn more about each natural hazard.
Click on the natural resources in this resource to find out how humans are affecting natural resources and how we can take steps to protect the remaining natural resources.
National Geographic describes different global vegetation regions. use the pictures at the top of the page for examples of some of the vegetation regions discussed.
Cascadia is a large bioregion in North America that covers several states and provinces. Use this resource to learn about bioregions and how they affect the environment and humans.
National Geographic has a collection of resources and articles about the "Big Thaw" which is how melting glaciers are affecting the environment and how humans have caused this drastic climatic change.
From NASA learn about the signs and causes of climate change and how it is affecting humans and environment. Use the tabs at the top of the article to explore more about climate change.
This resource describes the devastating effect that humans have had on the Amazon Rainforest, especially from logging. Use the "Related Stories" box to learn more about how humans are affecting climate change.
The National Ocean Service (NOS) education team engages formal and informal education audiences to build environmental literacy through products and programs that incorporate the applied science of NOS.
