The Global Carbon Atlas is a platform to explore and visualize the most up-to-date data on carbon fluxes resulting from human activities and natural processes (USA 2018).

The World Bank's report provides an up-to-date overview of existing and emerging carbon pricing instruments around the world, including national and subnational initiatives (2018). 

Interactive tool from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA, 2016)

The EU project aimed at encouraging greater integration of sustainable energy education in schools across Europe resulting in a more energy literate society and a reduction of CO2 emissions (2013-18).

The main object of the group has been to fully understand the carbon cycle. The project has brought together emissions experts and economists to tackle the problem of rising concentrations of greenhouse gases (USA 2018).

This video from the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences not only shows the recent global carbon-dioxide trend, but also that humans have increased carbon-dioxide levels rapidly, and to their highest levels in at least 800,000 years (USA 2014-20).

This video produced by the UK Trade Policy Observatory analyses the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism pros and cons in addressing carbon leakage, and suggests how further cooperation may be achieved to ensure climate change policy is effective (3 minutes / 2022).

Der Jugendroman "The Carbon Diaries 2015", der geprägt ist von der Rationierung des persönlichen CO2-Verbrauchs jedes einzelnen Menschen, dreht sich um den Alltag einer 15-Jährigen Britin. Dieses Unterrichtsmaterial greift das aktuelle Thema im Unterricht auf und bietet dazu multimediale Aufgabenstellungen.

Der globale Kohlenstoffkreislauf ist von großer Bedeutung für das Klima auf der Erde. Aber was genau geschieht mit den vierzig Milliarden Tonnen Kohlenstoff pro Jahr, die der Mensch in Form von Kohlendioxid emittiert? Um das herauszufinden, untersuchen Forscher die Austauschprozesse zwischen der Erdoberfläche und der Atmosphäre: die CO2-Flüsse.

Students will explore the concept of the impacts of climate change in Bhutan, a country that is considered carbon negative, through a short video clip and discuss how the melting glaciers in the Himalayas can displace millions of people, ultimately affecting them personally (USA: PBS 2021).