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GME in Action
In 2022, the Urban Heat Island team at the University of Toledo and the City of Toledo started a new phase of observation and data collection at the neighborhood level with citizen scientists.
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Interested in learning more about GLOBE Mission EARTH? Find out more information by contacting us here: https://www.globe.gov/web/mission-earth/overview/support
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View GLOBE Mission EARTH's latest video about our work!
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Observing your community depends greatly on your perspective. A teacher's dive into local carbon dioxide data provides a point of comparison for what NASA's carbon-monitoring satellite can reveal.
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GLOBE Mission EARTH is a collaborative of multiple institutions across the United States formed to increase involvement in the GLOBE Program (www.globe.gov). In addition to the members from our partner institutions, our group includes hundreds of other individuals including teachers, students and citizen scientists, located throughout the United States. More >>
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03/22/2024
GME's Dr. C and AREN Project's David Bydlowski Featured on Great Lakes Now website about Solar Eclipse GLOBE Activities
GLOBE Mission EARTH (GME) Principal Investigator Dr. Kevin Czajkowski (Dr. C) and the AREN Project's David Bydlowski were featured on the Great Lakes Now website about their work with GLOBE and the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Check out the story here! https://www.greatlakesnow.org/2024/03/the-solar-eclipse-is-a-great-opportunity-for-students-and-citizen-scientists-alike/
To learn more about the AREN Project go here: https://www.globe.gov/web/aren-project
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03/19/2024
Dr. C featured in the local news about the upcoming solar eclipse!
Check out Dr. C's interview with a local TV news station about the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, 2024!
From Toledo, Ohio's local news station, WTOL 11: "UToledo Researchers Talk Scientific Importance of Total Solar Eclipse"
Dr. Michael Cushing, a professor of physics and astronomy and director of the Ritter Planetarium, and Dr. Kevin Czajkowski, Distinguished University Professor of geography, discuss what to expect during the April 8 total solar eclipse and more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scvs_ztfAgQ
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