VISUALS
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- 1950s' home
- Charles "Dave" Keeling, around 1955 [courtesy of Keeling family & Scripps Institution of Oceanography]
- manometer
- Keeling's instrument
- Big Sur State Park
- West Coast sampling sites
- Charles Keeling (1958) [courtesy of Keeling family & Scripps Institution of Oceanography]
- Gilbert Plass
- Harry Wexler
- Roger Revelle
- Charles Keeling (1958) [courtesy of Keeling family & Scripps Institution of Oceanography]
- Mauna Loa -- map
- Mauna Loa observatory (1956)
- infrared analyzer
- infrared analyzer -- diagram
- Keeling at Mauna Loa, 1958
- early CO2 data, 1960
- earth vegetation
- Mauna Loa
Keeling (1964) [courtesy of Keeling family & Scripps Institution of Oceanography]
- smog, New York City [Life magazine]
- CO2 data through 1964
- smog, (Pasadena highway, 2007)
- CO2 data through 1969
- Keeling (1967) [courtesy of Keeling family & Scripps Institution of Oceanography]
- NOAA (National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration)
drought [Richard Lord, UMCOR]
- NSF (National Science Foudation)
- CO2 data through 1976
- DOE, NOAA, NSF & SIO
- isotope results
- glacier
- collecting CO2 sample [NOAA, 1982]
- Ronald Reagan
- Al Gore
- Keeling & measuring instrument [date?]
- Mauna Loa station
- the "Keeling Curve"
- Keeling's sources of funding, 195
- Keeling's instruments
- political context
- Keeling's collaborators and supporters
- Keeling, young and old
Activities [student data sheets]
THINK exercises:
- THINK: reasons for variable CO2 measurements
- THINK: role of precision in Keeling's 1955-56 findings
- THINK: comparing measurements of different instruments
- THINK: role of precision in Keeling's 1958-60 findings
- THINK: benefits of collaborating on CO2 measurements
- THINK: interpreting CO2 data 1957-1964
- THINK: interpreting CO2 data 1957-1969
- THINK: concerns about calibration and competing researchers
- THINK: interpreting CO2 data 1957-1976
- THINK: political context of funding science
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