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With all that is going on, I think that learning about the dangers of climate change has been slighted. 60 Minutes has had two recent segments relevant to climate change that educators wanting to discuss climate change might use in their classrooms.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The first segment is an interview with David Attenborough<\/a> who has spent a lifetime bringing the study of the Earth through BBC documentaries. The interview itself contains some spectacular video segments.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The following week 60 Minutes had another interview focused on recent evidence of climate change<\/a> (severe weather, California fires) with scientist Reed Rankin considered by many to be the “father of climate science”. Again, the program segment contains some great video in support of the narrative. <\/p>\n

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