Net Zero Tracker
Data, Graphs, and Maps
Grades9, 10, 11, 12Social Studies
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Provided by Net Zero Tracker
What it is
- This tool shows regions, nations, cities, and companies that have published a plan for net-zero emissions or similar targets and their progress on these targets.
- The resource includes maps, graphs, and tables, allowing students to compare progress between entities.
Teaching tips
Positives
- This is a powerful tool for holding regions and companies accountable for their net-zero targets.
- The filters are fairly easy to use.
Prerequisites
- Teachers want to show students this video to define net zero
- Teachers may also want to go over some of the abbreviations used in this tool, such as GDP.
Differentiation & Implementation
- To make language arts connections, students can start a letter-writing campaign to businesses, urging them to meet their net-zero targets.
- Students can download some of the data to practice using a spreadsheet application to create data visualizations.
- Each student can select a city or country to do a deep dive into their data and write a summary of their progress.
From the scientist review
This resource graphically presents net zero targets for nations, regions, cities, and companies. The methodology is clear and is well-sourced, with complete data available for download. This resource allows students to easily compare climate action plans between entities and is recommended for teaching.
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