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MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING                                                      TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4




               Lesson 4:
            What is Causing
            Global Warming?


              Lesson Plan ................................................................................   85
              Teacher Guide............................................................................      87
              Student Worksheet, Activity 3 Warming Swindle ........................                         97
              Student Worksheet, Activity 3 Inconvenient Truth ......................                        99
              Student Worksheet, Activity 3 Lesson Review .............................                      101
              PowerPoint Slide Show: The Greenhouse Effect..........................                         CD
              Video Clips:................................................................................   DVD
                 They Call it Pollution
                 The Great Global Warming Swindle
                 An Inconvenient Truth




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WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                                                LESSON 4




                 LESSON PLAN
                 LESSON PLAN
                                                                                                Video Clips


          What is Causing Global Warming?

        Lesson Objectives:
             •    Students will identify the factors that have influenced global climate in the past.
             •    Students will review the greenhouse effect and its influence on climate, identify major
                  greenhouse gases and their atmospheric percentages, and understand why carbon dioxide
                  is considered the greenhouse gas most responsible for contemporary global warming.
             •    Students will identify natural and industrial sources of atmospheric carbon dioxide and
                  understand the ways in which it cycles through systems.
             •    Students will define and identify different types of fossil fuels, industrial sources of carbon
                  dioxide, and changes in carbon dioxide concentrations since the industrial era.
             •    Students will understand the correlation between atmospheric carbon dioxide
                  concentrations and average global temperature.
             •    Students will analyze and evaluate conflicting information about CO2 and global
                  warming.
             •    Students will learn strategies for evaluating scientific claims made in the media.



        Vocabulary:
                  atmosphere, sun cycles, volcanism, greenhouse effect, greenhouse gases, carbon
                  dioxide (CO2), methane, CFCs, nitrous oxides and sulfur oxides, carbon cycle, carbon
                  sink, carbon sequestration, fossil fuels, industrialization, forcing agent


        Media




  CO2: They Call it               PowerPoint:                  The Great Global           An Inconvenient Truth
  Pollution, We Call it Life      The Greenhouse Effect,       Warming Swindle (2007),    (2006), documentary
  (2006), TV commercial,          43 slides                    documentary film,          film, 5 min
  1 min                                                        30 sec




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      Materials Needed:
      •   Nine-page Teacher Guide: What is Causing Global Warming?
      •   Four-page Student Worksheet: Global Warming Swindle and An Inconvenient Truth
      •   One-page Student Worksheet: Lesson Review
      •   PowerPoint slide show: The Temperature History of the Earth, 43 slides
      •   Video clips on DVD or YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/projectlooksharp
             CO2: They Call it Pollution, We Call It Life, 1 min
             The Great Global Warming Swindle, 30 sec
             An Inconvenient Truth, 5 min

      Time
      90 min


      Lesson Procedures:
      1. Introduce the activities by using prompts from the Teacher Guide.
      2. Activity 1: Show the 1 min video commercial, CO2: They Call it Pollution, We Call it Life.
         Lead the decoding of the video using the prompts in the Teacher Guide.
      3. Activity 2: Present the PowerPoint slide show, What is Causing Global Warming? Use the
         Teacher Guide to facilitate discussion.
      4. Activity 3: Distribute the Student Worksheets and show the 30 sec video excerpt from The
         Great Global Warming Swindle.
      5. Lead the decoding of the video using the prompts in the Teacher Guide.
      6. Show the 5 min video excerpt from An Inconvenient Truth.
      7. Lead the decoding of the video using the prompts in the Teacher Guide.
      8. Students complete the Student Worksheet: Lesson Review. Review the worksheet using the
          suggested answers in the Teacher Guide.




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WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                          ACTIVITY 1: VIDEO CLIP




        TEACHER GUIDE


      What is Causing Global Warming?
      Activity 1: Video Clip Decoding
      CO2 : They Call it Pollution, We Call It Life



      1. Ensure that you have media equipment set up to play the video clips.

      2. Introduce the lesson:

                   Lesson Introduction
       In this lesson we will be exploring the question, “What causes global warming?” We will be
       learning the current science that focuses on human causes, in particular CO2 emissions, but
       we will also look at the arguments of those who dispute this. At three points in the lesson we
       will analyze short video clips that weigh in on this controversy.




      3. Read aloud the brief introductory excerpt before playing the film clip.

      4. Play the film clip.

      5. Lead a discussion of the clip using the possible answers in the Teacher Guide.




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MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING                                      TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4
     WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                              ACTIVITY 1: VIDEO CLIP




                                CO2 : They Call it Pollution, We Call It Life
                                The Competitive Enterprise Institute
                                1 min commercial
                                (2006)
                                                                     Film Introduction

       The video clip you are about to watch is an advertisement created in 2006 by the
       Competitive Enterprise Institute. It aired in 14 U.S. cities from May 18 to May 28, 2006.




               Media Sample Questions & Answers

1) What are the messages about            Possible Answer: CO2 is an essential and positive aspect of life.
CO2 communicated in this                  Fossil fuels have brought us freedom and prosperity. “Some
commercial?                               politicians want to label CO2 as a pollutant.”

2) What techniques does the               Possible Answer: The images related to CO2 are all positive and
commercial use to communicate             life-affirming, the music is airy and upbeat (flutes, chimes), and
those messages?                           the woman’s voice is calming and soothing. The narration
                                          emphasizes the positive aspects and natural roles of carbon
                                          dioxide. The music ends and the narrator’s voice becomes
                                          sharper when she mentions the “politicians who want to label
                                          CO2 a pollutant.”

3) Does the commercial ever               Possible Answer: Although the commercial never mentions global
mention global warming? Does it           warming, it implies that carbon dioxide should not be labeled a
take a position on global warming?        pollutant, taking a position against government regulations of CO2
                                          as a dangerous greenhouse gas.

4) Who produced this message and          Possible Answer: An organization called the Competitive
for what purpose?                         Enterprise Institute produced this message. It seems that they
                                          wanted to get public support to oppose regulations on CO2
                                          emissions.



5) What information about CO2 is          Possible Answer: Most leading climate scientists, such as those
left out of this commercial that is       authoring the IPCC reports, agree that atmospheric CO2 caused by
important to know?                        the burning of fossil fuels is likely to be the primary cause of
                                          global warming.

                                          In April 2007, the Supreme Court ordered the Environmental
                                          Protection Agency to consider labeling CO2 as a pollutant.


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MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING                                  TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4
WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                         ACTIVITY 2: SLIDE SHOW




      TEACHER GUIDE
                                                                                PowerPoint Slide Show
    What is Causing Global Warming?
    Activity 2: Slide show: The Greenhouse Effect

      1. Review the Lesson 4 PowerPoint before showing in class. You may want to edit these
         slides depending upon the level of the class.
      2. Prepare to view the PowerPoint in class.
      3. Introduce the lesson:

                  Slide Show Introduction

           The commercial that was previously viewed was produced to sway public debate on the
           controversial issue of climate change. Before we look at two more video clips that take
           contradictory positions, we will go over some key science concerning CO2 and global
           warming.


       4. Lead the students through the PowerPoint slide show, using the text on the slides as
          a guide.

                          Overview of Slide Show
          Slides 1-13:      The greenhouse effect, including the electromagnetic spectrum,
                            atmospheric reflection, and absorption.


          Slides 14-17:     The role of water vapor in the greenhouse effect.



          Slides 18-25:     The main greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, N2O, CFCs) and their
                            characteristics, sources, and relative effects.


          Slides 26-43:     CO2, including the carbon cycle, carbon sinks, industrialization,
                            fossil fuels, and energy consumption.


          Slides 44-46:     Anthropogenic CO2 and its effect on the carbon cycle.


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WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                         ACTIVITY 3: VIDEO CLIP




     TEACHER GUIDE


  What is Causing Global Warming?
  Activity 3: Video Clip Decoding & Lesson Review

      1. Organize and make copies of the Student Worksheets: The Global Warming Swindle,
         An Inconvenient Truth. and the Lesson Review
      2. Introduce the lesson:




                  Activity Introduction
         Although most scientists think that the recent spike in global temperature is caused by
         anthropogenic CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere, there are dissenting opinions. We
         will now analyze clips from two documentary films that argue different sides of the
         debate.




      3. Distribute Student Worksheets. Have students look over the questions on the handouts
         before showing the video clips. Have students work individually or in pairs to log each
         film.
      4. Read aloud the brief introductory excerpt before playing each film clip.
      5. Play the film clip.
      6. Have students write their answers on their worksheet after the showing of each clip.
      7. Lead a discussion of the clips using the possible answers in the Teacher Guide.
      8. Have students complete the Lesson Review worksheet, either in class or as homework.
         Lead the lesson review discussion by using suggested questions and answers as a guide.




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     WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                             ACTIVITY 3: VIDEO CLIP




                                      The Great Global Warming Swindle
                                      Martin Durkin (2007)
                                      30 sec excerpt
                                                                         Film Introduction

         First you will to view a clip from a British documentary titled The Great Global Warming
         Swindle. Although you will not see it in its entirety, the documentary features many of the
         major players (scientists, economists, writers, etc.) that represent and work for organizations
         from the U.K., the U.S., and Canada who have been publically questioning and debating the
         role of anthropogenic CO2 in the current global warming trend.




                   Media Sample Questions & Answers
 1) What are the core messages        Possible Answer: The animations and narration indicate that natural
 being communicated in this clip      sources (volcanoes, oceans, plants, and animals) are by far the greatest
 about global warming and the         contributor to CO2 in the atmosphere. The animation and light-hearted
 role of anthropogenic CO2? What      music supports the message that CO2 is an everyday and natural
 techniques do the filmmakers use     reality. The title The Great Global Warming Swindle communicates
 to communicate those messages?       that the public is being duped into believing that global warming is
                                      real.
 2) Compare the information in
 the film about volcanic CO2 with     Possible Answer: The film claims that volcanoes produce more CO2
 information in this diagram from     each year than all of the anthropogenic sources combined. According
 the 2007 First State of the Carbon   to the SOCCR diagram, volcanoes produce less than 0.1 gigatons (Gt)
 Cycle Report (SOCCR) prepared        of carbon each year, while all anthropogenic sources combined
 by the U.S. Climate Change           account for 6.4 Gt. One of these sources is wrong.
 Science Program (King et al.).
                                      Possible Answer: Help students to understand that all sources need to
 3) Which source should you           be critically evaluated, but some sources are more credible and some
 believe?                             are more biased than others. The Swindle film was produced in order
                                      to convince viewers that global warming is a hoax. The sponsors and
                                      producers have a clear bias that has influenced the information they
                                      presented. The SOCCR chart was produced by a government
                                      committee of scientists. Although the scientists have their own biases,
                                      the intent behind the report was to present objective scientific
                                      information. The SOCCR chart estimate of 6.4 Gt of anthropogenic
                                      carbon flow is based on 1990s data. The Carbon Dioxide Information
                                      and Analysis Center estimates that current annual flow of
                                      anthropogenic CO2 globally is 8.0 Gt.
 4.a) Compare the figures for the
                                      4.a) Possible Answer: The figures in the film and on the diagram are
 sources of carbon entering the
 atmosphere (anthropogenic and
                                      very similar. The film says 6.4 Gt of carbon is released by human
 natural) given in the film and the   activities, and the diagram shows 6.5 Gt. The total natural release of
 SOCCR diagram.                       carbon into the atmosphere shown in the SOCCR diagram come to
                                      146 Gt, close to the 150 Gt stated in the video clip.
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WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                               ACTIVITY 3: VIDEO CLIP



                  Media Sample Questions & Answers
4.b) What important information        Possible Answer: The film made no mention of how nature also
has been left out of the film, but     removes carbon from the atmosphere. According to the SOCCR
appears in the diagram, that makes     diagram, while 146 Gt of carbon are released each year by natural
the above statement misleading?
                                       processes, these same processes absorb 149.2 Gt per year. Some
                                       absorption and some release within terrestrial systems are
                                       anthropogenic.
5.a) Since dying vegetation releases
carbon only as it is decomposed,       Possible Answer: The release of carbon from dying vegetation is
where does this release of carbon      included in the arrows shown flowing from both the land and
appear in the SOCCR diagram?           oceans up into the atmosphere.

5.b) Since bacteria and fungi are      Possible Answer: This is not an additional source of carbon from the
responsible for the decomposition      natural environment since it has already been included in the
of dying vegetation on both land
                                       previous statement concerning the carbon released by animals and
and in oceans, how is the above
                                       bacteria. This redundant representation makes it seem like even
statement misleading?
                                       more carbon is being released through natural processes than is the
                                       case.

6) Using the SOCCR diagram,            Possible Answer: The diagram agrees with the film that carbon
explain how this statement is          released from the oceans is the largest source of CO2. However, the
accurate but misleading.               carbon in the oceans comes from the animals, bacteria, and dying
                                       vegetation (e.g. algae) accounted for in the previous statements.
                                       This redundancy misrepresents the amounts of carbon being
                                       released into the atmosphere through natural causes. Also, the film
                                       again fails to mention that the oceans absorb about the same
                                       amount of CO2 as they release.

7) Speculate on why the film The       Possible Answer: The title of the film indicates that the filmmakers
Great Global Warming Swindle           want to prove that global warming is a deliberate hoax. In this
might distort information about the    segment, they have exaggerated the natural releases of CO2,
role of anthropogenic CO2.             suggesting that the seemingly trival amount of CO2 released by
                                       humans could not possibly be responsible for global warming. This
                                       provides evidence supporting their thesis that global warming is a
                                       “great swindle.”

8) Given that both the film and the
                                       Possible Answer: Although the numbers are relatively small
diagram agree that anthropogenic       compared to natural CO2 releases, it is the anthropogenic variable
CO2 accounts for a small               that is critical in changing climate. Natural CO2 releases have been
percentage of the carbon dioxide       generally balanced by the absorption of CO2 by the oceans, plants,
flowing into the atmosphere, how       and so forth. The complex balance that has kept CO2 within a
is it possible that humans are         constant range has been thrown out of whack by more than a
responsible for the current spike in   century of elevated human releases of CO2, which have gradually
global temperatures?                   concentrated in the atmosphere to the point where they are now
                                       changing climate. Although only 6.4 Gt of carbon are released by
                                       human factors each year, it is estimated that our atmosphere now
                                       contains an extra 340 Gt of carbon above natural levels from more
                                       than a century of fossil fuel emissions.

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 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                                  ACTIVITY 3: VIDEO CLIP




                                An Inconvenient Truth
                                Al Gore (2006)
                                5 min excerpt
                                                                          Film Introduction
     Al Gore’s Academy Award-winning documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, has been credited
     with raising awareness about global warming. Politicians, industrialists, activists, and thousands
     of citizens have credited the movie with changing their opinion on climate change. But the film
     and filmmaker have plenty of critics, and some of the information in Gore’s film has been
     challenged. We will now watch one of the more controversial segments from An Inconvenient
     Truth and ask some of the same questions we did for The Great Global Warming Swindle.


                     Media Sample Questions & Answers
 1) What are the core                 Possible Answer: There is a strong and consistent correlation between
 messages being                       atmospheric CO2 concentrations and global temperature back as far as
 communicated in this clip            the ice records extend: 650,000 years ago. Until recently, while
 about global warming and             temperatures and CO2 levels have varied through this period of time,
 the role of anthropogenic            the concentration of CO2 has never exceeded 300 parts per million
 CO2?                                 (ppm). Very recently CO2 concentrations have gone far above this 300
                                      ppm level. In 50 years (or less) CO2 levels will be much higher. This is
                                      due to anthropogenic releases of CO2. The predicted impact of this
                                      concentration of CO2 on global temperature is dire.

 2) What techniques does the          Possible Answer: The film shows a famous policitian (Vice President Al
 film use to communicate              Gore) speaking to everyday people. Gore emphasizes the credibility of
 those messages? Give                 scientific sources and belittles his critics.
 examples from the film.              Evidence: “There is not a single fact or date or number... that is in any
                                      controversy.” “This is the first time anyone outside of a small group of
                                      scientists have seen this image.” Gore dismisses the “so-called skeptics”
                                      with his tone and his seemingly irrefutable facts. Gore repeatedly links
                                      CO2 with temperature through ice core charts. Gore simplifies and
                                      personalizes the complex scientific information: “like a forester counts
                                      tree rings,” “if my classmate,” “some of the children here.”
                                      Possible Answer: Gore dramatizes the impact of climate change.
                                      Evidence: “This is the difference between a nice day and having a mile
                                      of ice over your head,” and uses the mechanical lift to show how high
                                      CO2 levels are projected to go.

                                      Possible Answer: Gore implies that rising CO2 is causing global
 3) Given this information,           warming by showng ice core charts that link rising and falling
 what aspect of Gore’s                temperature to CO2 levels over hundreds of thousands of years. In fact,
 position in the film seems           a rise in CO2 has historically followed a rise in temperature by hundreds
 misleading?                          of years. The data seems to indicate that temperature leads CO2, not the
                                      other way around as Gore implies.


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WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING?                                        ACTIVITY 3: LESSON REVIEW




                 Media Sample Questions & Answers
1) Does this mean that the rise     Explain: Although it is true that temperature rise has historically
in CO2 levels caused by humans      preceded a rise in CO2 levels by aproximately 800 years, most
over the last 100 years is not      scientists believe that current global warming is caused by the
the cause of today’s global         unprecedented levels of atmpspheric CO2. They agree that the
warming?                            relationship between CO2 and temperature is, as Gore states,
                                    ”very complicated,” and that today’s warming is likely the result
                                    of the high levels of CO2 in the atmposhpere. Few scientists
                                    dispute that these levels are the result of anthropogenic
                                    greenhouse gas emissions associated with the buring of fossil
                                    fuels.


               Lesson Review Questions & Answers
1) Summarize how the clips we       Possible Answer: Swindle misrepresented and omitted key
saw from The Great Global           information in order to bolster their idea that global warming
Warming Swindle and An              could not be caused by humans.
Inconvenient Truth
misrepresented accurate             In An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore misrepresented the historic
scientific facts to promote their   relationship between CO2 and temperature in order to strengthen
main ideas.                         his claim that anthropogenic CO2 is causing global warming



2) What are the key lessons         Possible Answer: Media messages can misrepresent accurate
about media literacy that you       scientific facts in order to support erroneous claims.
learned from analyzing the two
film clips?                         It is important to identify and analyze the source, credibility, and
                                    accuracy of scientific claims made in the media.

                                    Media messages are constructed to communicate particular ideas
                                    and come from a particular point of view / bias.



3) Is anthropogenic CO2             Possible Answer: There are lots of possible answers here. Make
causing global warming?             sure that students back up their responses with clear reasoning.

                                    Although natural emissions of CO2 dwarf the amount released by
                                    humans, most scientists believe that anthropogenic CO2
                                    emissions have tipped the balance and are causing global
                                    warming.

                                    Although a rise in global temperature has historically preceded a
                                    rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide by hundreds of years, today’s
                                    unprecedented CO2 levels that have been caused by human
                                    emissions are driving global warming.

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Global warming lesson plan

  • 1. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 Lesson 4: What is Causing Global Warming? Lesson Plan ................................................................................ 85 Teacher Guide............................................................................ 87 Student Worksheet, Activity 3 Warming Swindle ........................ 97 Student Worksheet, Activity 3 Inconvenient Truth ...................... 99 Student Worksheet, Activity 3 Lesson Review ............................. 101 PowerPoint Slide Show: The Greenhouse Effect.......................... CD Video Clips:................................................................................ DVD They Call it Pollution The Great Global Warming Swindle An Inconvenient Truth 83
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  • 3. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? LESSON 4 LESSON PLAN LESSON PLAN Video Clips What is Causing Global Warming? Lesson Objectives: • Students will identify the factors that have influenced global climate in the past. • Students will review the greenhouse effect and its influence on climate, identify major greenhouse gases and their atmospheric percentages, and understand why carbon dioxide is considered the greenhouse gas most responsible for contemporary global warming. • Students will identify natural and industrial sources of atmospheric carbon dioxide and understand the ways in which it cycles through systems. • Students will define and identify different types of fossil fuels, industrial sources of carbon dioxide, and changes in carbon dioxide concentrations since the industrial era. • Students will understand the correlation between atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations and average global temperature. • Students will analyze and evaluate conflicting information about CO2 and global warming. • Students will learn strategies for evaluating scientific claims made in the media. Vocabulary: atmosphere, sun cycles, volcanism, greenhouse effect, greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide (CO2), methane, CFCs, nitrous oxides and sulfur oxides, carbon cycle, carbon sink, carbon sequestration, fossil fuels, industrialization, forcing agent Media CO2: They Call it PowerPoint: The Great Global An Inconvenient Truth Pollution, We Call it Life The Greenhouse Effect, Warming Swindle (2007), (2006), documentary (2006), TV commercial, 43 slides documentary film, film, 5 min 1 min 30 sec 85
  • 4. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON #4 Materials Needed: • Nine-page Teacher Guide: What is Causing Global Warming? • Four-page Student Worksheet: Global Warming Swindle and An Inconvenient Truth • One-page Student Worksheet: Lesson Review • PowerPoint slide show: The Temperature History of the Earth, 43 slides • Video clips on DVD or YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/projectlooksharp CO2: They Call it Pollution, We Call It Life, 1 min The Great Global Warming Swindle, 30 sec An Inconvenient Truth, 5 min Time 90 min Lesson Procedures: 1. Introduce the activities by using prompts from the Teacher Guide. 2. Activity 1: Show the 1 min video commercial, CO2: They Call it Pollution, We Call it Life. Lead the decoding of the video using the prompts in the Teacher Guide. 3. Activity 2: Present the PowerPoint slide show, What is Causing Global Warming? Use the Teacher Guide to facilitate discussion. 4. Activity 3: Distribute the Student Worksheets and show the 30 sec video excerpt from The Great Global Warming Swindle. 5. Lead the decoding of the video using the prompts in the Teacher Guide. 6. Show the 5 min video excerpt from An Inconvenient Truth. 7. Lead the decoding of the video using the prompts in the Teacher Guide. 8. Students complete the Student Worksheet: Lesson Review. Review the worksheet using the suggested answers in the Teacher Guide. 86
  • 5. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? ACTIVITY 1: VIDEO CLIP TEACHER GUIDE What is Causing Global Warming? Activity 1: Video Clip Decoding CO2 : They Call it Pollution, We Call It Life 1. Ensure that you have media equipment set up to play the video clips. 2. Introduce the lesson: Lesson Introduction In this lesson we will be exploring the question, “What causes global warming?” We will be learning the current science that focuses on human causes, in particular CO2 emissions, but we will also look at the arguments of those who dispute this. At three points in the lesson we will analyze short video clips that weigh in on this controversy. 3. Read aloud the brief introductory excerpt before playing the film clip. 4. Play the film clip. 5. Lead a discussion of the clip using the possible answers in the Teacher Guide. 87
  • 6. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? ACTIVITY 1: VIDEO CLIP CO2 : They Call it Pollution, We Call It Life The Competitive Enterprise Institute 1 min commercial (2006) Film Introduction The video clip you are about to watch is an advertisement created in 2006 by the Competitive Enterprise Institute. It aired in 14 U.S. cities from May 18 to May 28, 2006. Media Sample Questions & Answers 1) What are the messages about Possible Answer: CO2 is an essential and positive aspect of life. CO2 communicated in this Fossil fuels have brought us freedom and prosperity. “Some commercial? politicians want to label CO2 as a pollutant.” 2) What techniques does the Possible Answer: The images related to CO2 are all positive and commercial use to communicate life-affirming, the music is airy and upbeat (flutes, chimes), and those messages? the woman’s voice is calming and soothing. The narration emphasizes the positive aspects and natural roles of carbon dioxide. The music ends and the narrator’s voice becomes sharper when she mentions the “politicians who want to label CO2 a pollutant.” 3) Does the commercial ever Possible Answer: Although the commercial never mentions global mention global warming? Does it warming, it implies that carbon dioxide should not be labeled a take a position on global warming? pollutant, taking a position against government regulations of CO2 as a dangerous greenhouse gas. 4) Who produced this message and Possible Answer: An organization called the Competitive for what purpose? Enterprise Institute produced this message. It seems that they wanted to get public support to oppose regulations on CO2 emissions. 5) What information about CO2 is Possible Answer: Most leading climate scientists, such as those left out of this commercial that is authoring the IPCC reports, agree that atmospheric CO2 caused by important to know? the burning of fossil fuels is likely to be the primary cause of global warming. In April 2007, the Supreme Court ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to consider labeling CO2 as a pollutant. 88
  • 7. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? ACTIVITY 2: SLIDE SHOW TEACHER GUIDE PowerPoint Slide Show What is Causing Global Warming? Activity 2: Slide show: The Greenhouse Effect 1. Review the Lesson 4 PowerPoint before showing in class. You may want to edit these slides depending upon the level of the class. 2. Prepare to view the PowerPoint in class. 3. Introduce the lesson: Slide Show Introduction The commercial that was previously viewed was produced to sway public debate on the controversial issue of climate change. Before we look at two more video clips that take contradictory positions, we will go over some key science concerning CO2 and global warming. 4. Lead the students through the PowerPoint slide show, using the text on the slides as a guide. Overview of Slide Show Slides 1-13: The greenhouse effect, including the electromagnetic spectrum, atmospheric reflection, and absorption. Slides 14-17: The role of water vapor in the greenhouse effect. Slides 18-25: The main greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, N2O, CFCs) and their characteristics, sources, and relative effects. Slides 26-43: CO2, including the carbon cycle, carbon sinks, industrialization, fossil fuels, and energy consumption. Slides 44-46: Anthropogenic CO2 and its effect on the carbon cycle. 89
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  • 9. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? ACTIVITY 3: VIDEO CLIP TEACHER GUIDE What is Causing Global Warming? Activity 3: Video Clip Decoding & Lesson Review 1. Organize and make copies of the Student Worksheets: The Global Warming Swindle, An Inconvenient Truth. and the Lesson Review 2. Introduce the lesson: Activity Introduction Although most scientists think that the recent spike in global temperature is caused by anthropogenic CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere, there are dissenting opinions. We will now analyze clips from two documentary films that argue different sides of the debate. 3. Distribute Student Worksheets. Have students look over the questions on the handouts before showing the video clips. Have students work individually or in pairs to log each film. 4. Read aloud the brief introductory excerpt before playing each film clip. 5. Play the film clip. 6. Have students write their answers on their worksheet after the showing of each clip. 7. Lead a discussion of the clips using the possible answers in the Teacher Guide. 8. Have students complete the Lesson Review worksheet, either in class or as homework. Lead the lesson review discussion by using suggested questions and answers as a guide. 91
  • 10. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? ACTIVITY 3: VIDEO CLIP The Great Global Warming Swindle Martin Durkin (2007) 30 sec excerpt Film Introduction First you will to view a clip from a British documentary titled The Great Global Warming Swindle. Although you will not see it in its entirety, the documentary features many of the major players (scientists, economists, writers, etc.) that represent and work for organizations from the U.K., the U.S., and Canada who have been publically questioning and debating the role of anthropogenic CO2 in the current global warming trend. Media Sample Questions & Answers 1) What are the core messages Possible Answer: The animations and narration indicate that natural being communicated in this clip sources (volcanoes, oceans, plants, and animals) are by far the greatest about global warming and the contributor to CO2 in the atmosphere. The animation and light-hearted role of anthropogenic CO2? What music supports the message that CO2 is an everyday and natural techniques do the filmmakers use reality. The title The Great Global Warming Swindle communicates to communicate those messages? that the public is being duped into believing that global warming is real. 2) Compare the information in the film about volcanic CO2 with Possible Answer: The film claims that volcanoes produce more CO2 information in this diagram from each year than all of the anthropogenic sources combined. According the 2007 First State of the Carbon to the SOCCR diagram, volcanoes produce less than 0.1 gigatons (Gt) Cycle Report (SOCCR) prepared of carbon each year, while all anthropogenic sources combined by the U.S. Climate Change account for 6.4 Gt. One of these sources is wrong. Science Program (King et al.). Possible Answer: Help students to understand that all sources need to 3) Which source should you be critically evaluated, but some sources are more credible and some believe? are more biased than others. The Swindle film was produced in order to convince viewers that global warming is a hoax. The sponsors and producers have a clear bias that has influenced the information they presented. The SOCCR chart was produced by a government committee of scientists. Although the scientists have their own biases, the intent behind the report was to present objective scientific information. The SOCCR chart estimate of 6.4 Gt of anthropogenic carbon flow is based on 1990s data. The Carbon Dioxide Information and Analysis Center estimates that current annual flow of anthropogenic CO2 globally is 8.0 Gt. 4.a) Compare the figures for the 4.a) Possible Answer: The figures in the film and on the diagram are sources of carbon entering the atmosphere (anthropogenic and very similar. The film says 6.4 Gt of carbon is released by human natural) given in the film and the activities, and the diagram shows 6.5 Gt. The total natural release of SOCCR diagram. carbon into the atmosphere shown in the SOCCR diagram come to 146 Gt, close to the 150 Gt stated in the video clip. 92
  • 11. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? ACTIVITY 3: VIDEO CLIP Media Sample Questions & Answers 4.b) What important information Possible Answer: The film made no mention of how nature also has been left out of the film, but removes carbon from the atmosphere. According to the SOCCR appears in the diagram, that makes diagram, while 146 Gt of carbon are released each year by natural the above statement misleading? processes, these same processes absorb 149.2 Gt per year. Some absorption and some release within terrestrial systems are anthropogenic. 5.a) Since dying vegetation releases carbon only as it is decomposed, Possible Answer: The release of carbon from dying vegetation is where does this release of carbon included in the arrows shown flowing from both the land and appear in the SOCCR diagram? oceans up into the atmosphere. 5.b) Since bacteria and fungi are Possible Answer: This is not an additional source of carbon from the responsible for the decomposition natural environment since it has already been included in the of dying vegetation on both land previous statement concerning the carbon released by animals and and in oceans, how is the above bacteria. This redundant representation makes it seem like even statement misleading? more carbon is being released through natural processes than is the case. 6) Using the SOCCR diagram, Possible Answer: The diagram agrees with the film that carbon explain how this statement is released from the oceans is the largest source of CO2. However, the accurate but misleading. carbon in the oceans comes from the animals, bacteria, and dying vegetation (e.g. algae) accounted for in the previous statements. This redundancy misrepresents the amounts of carbon being released into the atmosphere through natural causes. Also, the film again fails to mention that the oceans absorb about the same amount of CO2 as they release. 7) Speculate on why the film The Possible Answer: The title of the film indicates that the filmmakers Great Global Warming Swindle want to prove that global warming is a deliberate hoax. In this might distort information about the segment, they have exaggerated the natural releases of CO2, role of anthropogenic CO2. suggesting that the seemingly trival amount of CO2 released by humans could not possibly be responsible for global warming. This provides evidence supporting their thesis that global warming is a “great swindle.” 8) Given that both the film and the Possible Answer: Although the numbers are relatively small diagram agree that anthropogenic compared to natural CO2 releases, it is the anthropogenic variable CO2 accounts for a small that is critical in changing climate. Natural CO2 releases have been percentage of the carbon dioxide generally balanced by the absorption of CO2 by the oceans, plants, flowing into the atmosphere, how and so forth. The complex balance that has kept CO2 within a is it possible that humans are constant range has been thrown out of whack by more than a responsible for the current spike in century of elevated human releases of CO2, which have gradually global temperatures? concentrated in the atmosphere to the point where they are now changing climate. Although only 6.4 Gt of carbon are released by human factors each year, it is estimated that our atmosphere now contains an extra 340 Gt of carbon above natural levels from more than a century of fossil fuel emissions. 93
  • 12. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? ACTIVITY 3: VIDEO CLIP An Inconvenient Truth Al Gore (2006) 5 min excerpt Film Introduction Al Gore’s Academy Award-winning documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, has been credited with raising awareness about global warming. Politicians, industrialists, activists, and thousands of citizens have credited the movie with changing their opinion on climate change. But the film and filmmaker have plenty of critics, and some of the information in Gore’s film has been challenged. We will now watch one of the more controversial segments from An Inconvenient Truth and ask some of the same questions we did for The Great Global Warming Swindle. Media Sample Questions & Answers 1) What are the core Possible Answer: There is a strong and consistent correlation between messages being atmospheric CO2 concentrations and global temperature back as far as communicated in this clip the ice records extend: 650,000 years ago. Until recently, while about global warming and temperatures and CO2 levels have varied through this period of time, the role of anthropogenic the concentration of CO2 has never exceeded 300 parts per million CO2? (ppm). Very recently CO2 concentrations have gone far above this 300 ppm level. In 50 years (or less) CO2 levels will be much higher. This is due to anthropogenic releases of CO2. The predicted impact of this concentration of CO2 on global temperature is dire. 2) What techniques does the Possible Answer: The film shows a famous policitian (Vice President Al film use to communicate Gore) speaking to everyday people. Gore emphasizes the credibility of those messages? Give scientific sources and belittles his critics. examples from the film. Evidence: “There is not a single fact or date or number... that is in any controversy.” “This is the first time anyone outside of a small group of scientists have seen this image.” Gore dismisses the “so-called skeptics” with his tone and his seemingly irrefutable facts. Gore repeatedly links CO2 with temperature through ice core charts. Gore simplifies and personalizes the complex scientific information: “like a forester counts tree rings,” “if my classmate,” “some of the children here.” Possible Answer: Gore dramatizes the impact of climate change. Evidence: “This is the difference between a nice day and having a mile of ice over your head,” and uses the mechanical lift to show how high CO2 levels are projected to go. Possible Answer: Gore implies that rising CO2 is causing global 3) Given this information, warming by showng ice core charts that link rising and falling what aspect of Gore’s temperature to CO2 levels over hundreds of thousands of years. In fact, position in the film seems a rise in CO2 has historically followed a rise in temperature by hundreds misleading? of years. The data seems to indicate that temperature leads CO2, not the other way around as Gore implies. 94
  • 13. MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL WARMING TEACHER GUIDE: LESSON 4 WHAT IS CAUSING GLOBAL WARMING? ACTIVITY 3: LESSON REVIEW Media Sample Questions & Answers 1) Does this mean that the rise Explain: Although it is true that temperature rise has historically in CO2 levels caused by humans preceded a rise in CO2 levels by aproximately 800 years, most over the last 100 years is not scientists believe that current global warming is caused by the the cause of today’s global unprecedented levels of atmpspheric CO2. They agree that the warming? relationship between CO2 and temperature is, as Gore states, ”very complicated,” and that today’s warming is likely the result of the high levels of CO2 in the atmposhpere. Few scientists dispute that these levels are the result of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions associated with the buring of fossil fuels. Lesson Review Questions & Answers 1) Summarize how the clips we Possible Answer: Swindle misrepresented and omitted key saw from The Great Global information in order to bolster their idea that global warming Warming Swindle and An could not be caused by humans. Inconvenient Truth misrepresented accurate In An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore misrepresented the historic scientific facts to promote their relationship between CO2 and temperature in order to strengthen main ideas. his claim that anthropogenic CO2 is causing global warming 2) What are the key lessons Possible Answer: Media messages can misrepresent accurate about media literacy that you scientific facts in order to support erroneous claims. learned from analyzing the two film clips? It is important to identify and analyze the source, credibility, and accuracy of scientific claims made in the media. Media messages are constructed to communicate particular ideas and come from a particular point of view / bias. 3) Is anthropogenic CO2 Possible Answer: There are lots of possible answers here. Make causing global warming? sure that students back up their responses with clear reasoning. Although natural emissions of CO2 dwarf the amount released by humans, most scientists believe that anthropogenic CO2 emissions have tipped the balance and are causing global warming. Although a rise in global temperature has historically preceded a rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide by hundreds of years, today’s unprecedented CO2 levels that have been caused by human emissions are driving global warming. 95
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