What are students learning about climate change in Georgia? And why? It's complicated

Almost eight in 10 Georgians want the causes, consequences, and solutions of climate change taught in public school. But Georgia educators received a failing grade from an education research group.

Related Keywords

Georgia ,United States ,Texas ,Columbus State University ,Kansas ,Muscogee County ,Troy Keller ,Rush Limbaugh ,El Nino ,Casey Williams ,Sarah Ott ,Gen Alpha ,Kansas University ,Texas Freedom Network Fund ,National Public Radio ,Muscogee County School District ,Georgia Department Of Education Ga ,University Of Georgia Marshall Shepherd ,National Research Council ,Standards Open ,Industrial Revolution ,Mauna Loa ,Next Generation Science Standards ,Georgia Department ,Science Standards ,Milankovitch Cycles ,Earth Systems ,Georgia Marshall Shepherd ,Change Science ,Geography Teacher ,Georgia Milestone ,For Muscogee County ,Professor Troy Keller ,Environmental Sustainability ,Climate Change ,Kasey Williams ,Amanda Townley ,Environmental Science ,Northwest Georgia ,Climate Education ,Georgia Department Of Education ,Students ,Walton Junior High School ,Downley ,