Hosted by theclimateclassroom.org · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 14 episodes
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A short weekly podcast that explains climate change clearly and calmly, without jargon. Each 12 minute episode takes one small part of the story – what we know, how we know it, and what it means – using trusted, peer-reviewed evidence. Made for families, the classroom, and curious listeners of any age. Listen on the school run, on your commute, or round the kitchen table.
theclimateclassroom.org hosts The Climate Classroom, a education show with 14 episodes published.
🎧 Episode 15 — Show Notes 🏠 Episode title: Homes, Buildings & Climate 🐾 Belle’s Question: How can buildings affect climate? 📌 If you remember one thing: Buildings affect climate through the materials they use, the en
Episode 14 — The Hidden Carbon in Things 🎧 Belle’s Question “What is the hidden carbon in things?” 🌍 If you remember one thing… Many products create greenhouse gases before we even use them — through mining, manufactur
🐾 Belle’s Question “How do our travel choices affect climate change?” 📌 If you remember one thing Different kinds of transport create very different amounts of greenhouse gases per passenger — and cleaner energy can ma
🎧 Episode 12 — Show Notes 🐾 Belle’s Question: Do the food choices we make really affect the climate? 📌 If you remember one thing: Different foods have very different climate footprints — because of how they are produc
Episode 11 Show Notes 🎧 The Warming World: Animals in Changing Habitats 🐾 Belle’s Question What happens when an animal’s habitat starts changing? 📌 If you remember one thing: Every living creature has a natural home —
🎧 Episode 10 — Heatwaves, Drought & Fire 🐾 Belle’s Question Why does climate change make heatwaves, droughts, and wildfires more likely? 📌 If you remember one thing A warmer world increases the risk of more intense he
🎧 Episode 9 — The Rising Sea: Warming Oceans & Melting Ice 🐾 Belle’s Question: Why is sea level rising even where there’s no ice nearby? 📌 If you remember one thing: Sea level rises because warmer ocean water takes up
🐾 Belle’s Question: Why does melting ice make warming happen even faster? 📌 If you remember one thing: Ice helps cool Earth by reflecting sunlight — so when bright ice melts and darker land or ocean is revealed, the pl
🎧 Episode 7 Show Notes 🌊 Episode title: The Hidden Heat: Why the Ocean Takes the Hit 🐾 Belle’s Question: If the planet is warming… where does most of the heat actually go? 📌 If you remember one thing: The oceans abso
Show Notes How can climate change mean bigger floods and worse droughts? In this episode, Graham and Belle explore how a warmer atmosphere acts like a bigger sponge - holding more water, releasing heavier rain, and also
If trees help clean the air, what happens when we cut them down? In this episode of The Climate Classroom, Graham and Belle explore how forests store carbon, why deforestation is sometimes called a “double hit” for the c
🎧 Episode 4 — Show Notes 🐾 Belle’s Question: If CO₂ is the problem… why do people worry about methane? 📌 If you remember one thing: Methane traps much more heat than CO₂ — but it doesn’t last as long. 🔍 What we cover
ANCIENT CARBON — WHERE CO₂ COMES FROM (AND WHY IT MATTERS) IF YOU REMEMBER ONE THING: Climate change isn’t about CO₂ being “bad” — it’s about adding extra ancient carbon faster than nature can remove it. When you’re stuc
Why Is the Earth Warming? The Greenhouse Effect Explained If you remember one thing: Earth warms until energy in = energy out — greenhouse gases slow the “heat out”. When the Sun warms Earth by day, where does that heat
What Is Climate? (and how is it different from weather?) If you remember one thing: “Weather is what you get. Climate is what you expect.” If today’s forecast says “heavy rain”, does that mean the climate has changed? Th
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