Climate-Smart Villages

Climate Economics and the DICE Model | Exploring Economics

What Are Climate Models? - NASA Science

Scientists use computer programs called climate models to understand how our planet is changing. Climate models are simulations, a way for us to understand something that would be difficult to experience in real life. For example, the average person isn’t allowed to drive a race car. However, simulations—like video games—can help you experience what it would be like to zoom around a racetrack. More climate model basics: https://climatekids.nasa.gov/climate-model/ The visualization below uses cli

Climate Model - Surface Temperature Change: SSP1 (Sustainability) - 2015 - 2100 - Science On a Sphere

Climate Change: Projections and Uncertainty

Climate Science Initiative and WA Climate Projections

What will climate change on the Prairies look like?