High School Climate Economics Resources

Explore the intersection of economics and environmental science by examining the impact of climate change on industries and the role of renewable energy. Gain insights into the economic consequences of energy choices and understand the importance of sustainable practices in combating climate change.

Learn about the impact of storytelling in overcoming divides and communicating climate change solutions. Gain insights into the role of narratives in fostering empathy and explore the principles of circular economics. Understand key climate challenges and learn about sustainable economic models and their implementation.

Explore the foundational principles of supply and demand, focusing on the laws affecting price and quantity. Gain mastery in identifying market interactions, understanding equilibrium, and analyzing factors influencing shifts in demand and supply.

Explore key economic concepts such as consumer behavior, production, supply and demand, and market dynamics. Gain a foundational understanding of how these principles shape financial decisions and economic interdependence.

Explore the intriguing relationship between climatic conditions and national wealth to understand how colder climates may influence economic prosperity through theories like economic selection. Examine historical economic patterns to gain insights into complex economic correlations and the factors that modify them over time.

Explore core economic concepts such as trading, resource allocation, and market systems, while focusing on principles like supply, demand, and production. Gain insights into the creation and exchange of goods and services, enhancing your understanding of economic processes and systems.

Explore fundamental financial concepts, including net and gross income, different types of investments, and the basics of credit. Understand financial literacy concepts to acquire skills for making informed economic decisions and effectively managing personal finances.

Explore the fundamentals of economics by understanding the distinction between economic and non-economic wants and their impact on decision-making and resource allocation. Gain insights into concepts such as scarcity, opportunity costs, and the balance between unlimited wants and limited resources, enhancing the ability to make informed economic decisions.

Explore various economic systems and government types, examining their roles within society. Gain insights into the functioning of different economies and the principles of significant economic models. Develop critical thinking skills to analyze economic relationships and policies effectively.

Explore the intersection of economics and environmental policy by focusing on concepts such as mixed economies, command and control, and cap and trade systems. Develop a comprehensive understanding of government regulations, international agreements, and sustainable development principles in shaping environmental management strategies.

Examine various economic systems by focusing on economic incentives, market structures, and government roles. Gain a comprehensive understanding of economic efficiency and the motivations behind business decisions, while exploring the diverse characteristics of global economic systems.

Explore the principles of environmental economics, focusing on the balance between economic growth and resource conservation. Examine major sources of pollution while developing an understanding of environmental regulations. Learn to manage resources effectively through policies such as cap & trade and the promotion of sustainable consumption habits.

Analyze Angela Francis's insights on engaging diverse stakeholders in promoting a green economy, addressing economic disparities and enhancing infrastructure. Gain an understanding of how economic policies can drive environmental progress and develop strategies to make sustainable transitions both equitable and accessible.

Understand the core concepts of supply in economics, focusing on the laws of supply, equilibrium price, and factors that cause shifts in the supply curve. Learners will grasp how these supply dynamics impact market equilibrium and are expected to apply these principles to real-world market scenarios.

Examine forward-thinking economic strategies that guide the transition to a sustainable and inclusive green economy. Understand how aligning environmental actions with economic growth, alongside a focus on fairness, enhances the success of these initiatives.

Challenges and implications of economic growth are explored with an emphasis on sustainable models, such as the 'doughnut' framework. Learners gain insights into key economic concepts and develop the ability to balance growth with resource use for sustainability.

Examine the significance of economic equality and its influence on sustainability and innovation in societies. Learners will gain insights into how promoting equality can strengthen social cohesion and mitigate consumer-driven environmental issues.

Explore the essential economic systems and macroeconomic principles, focusing on the differences between planned and market economies. Gain insights into how societies allocate resources and regulate production to prepare for critical analysis of economic structures.

Investigate the fundamental economic concepts and systems, emphasizing mixed economies and their comparison to other economic models. Understand different economic systems, their characteristics, and the effects of privatization and nationalization on economic standards and individual freedoms. Achieve insights into these systems without the overuse of specific framing or resource-related phrases, focusing on content mastery and critical understanding of economic dynamics.

Investigate the connections between ethical philosophy, moral concerns, and environmental challenges such as climate change and animal rights. Understand the importance of extending moral considerations to non-human entities and recognize the role of collective action in addressing these issues. Enhance the ability to critically analyze environmental debates and appreciate their ethical implications.