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Dynamic Planet B/C: Students will use process skills to complete tasks related to glaciers, glaciation and long-term climate change.

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Past Threads: 2013 (Glaciers), 2014 (Glaciers), 2015 (Oceanography), 2016 (Oceanography), 2017 (Tectonics), 2018 (Tectonics)

Past Question Marathons: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 2018

I guess I’ll start this one off, does anyone think last years meteorology notes could be helpful?

M017 wrote:I guess I’ll start this one off, does anyone think last years meteorology notes could be helpful?

Possibly. I wouldn't expect much overlap, but anything is helpful.

Unome wrote:

M017 wrote:I guess I’ll start this one off, does anyone think last years meteorology notes could be helpful?

Possibly. I wouldn't expect much overlap, but anything is helpful.

I think you could get a good start with things like g), h), i), and k) with your meteorology notes actually. Good idea!

Glaciers is the topic? I don't find glaciers interesting

jlordhe wrote:Glaciers is the topic? I don't find glaciers interesting

At first glance, who cares about glaciers? But now, as I've studied, glaciers actually seem very interesting: it's a lot like tectonics, in a way.

Are mountains or volcanoes going to be discussed or will they focus on sand dunes next?

jlordhe wrote:Glaciers is the topic? I don't find glaciers interesting

If it's not interesting don't do it, and let the person who does find it interesting do it

jlordhe wrote:Glaciers is the topic? I don't find glaciers interesting

You've clearly never been to Glacier National Park.

jlordhe wrote:Are mountains or volcanoes going to be discussed or will they focus on sand dunes next?

Check the wiki page for Dynamic Planet topics