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EU Climate Change Policy (lesson plan and teacher’s section here)

  • Introduction
    • Map of Europe
    • What is Europe?
    • What is the EU?
      • Activities 1 and 2: Map
      • Activity 1: Where are the EU Countries?
      • Activity 2: Comparing the EU Countries
      • Briefing: European Union Enlargement
      • Extension: Enlargement FAQ
      • Extension: Is the EU a federation or a confederation?
      • Extension: Of Blind Men, Elephants and International Integration
      • Extension: Of Blind Men, Elephants and International Integration (2)
      • Extension: Regional Integration and the EU
      • Extension: What are International Organizations?
      • Extension: What is Regional Integration?
    • Why Study the EU?
  • Site Map
  • Links & Resources
  • Events for High School Project
    • Past Events
  • History
    • A European Community
    • Activities: A History of the European Union
      • Activity 1: A European Union History Quiz
      • Activity 1: A European Union History Quiz (Answers)
    • Europe after WWII
      • The Reconstruction of Europe
      • Europe in the Cold War
    • Moving to Integration
      • The European Coal and Steel Community
  • Politics
    • Foreign Affairs
      • Activity 1: Foreign Affairs Brainstorming
      • Activity 1: Foreign Affairs Brainstorming (Answers)
      • Activity 2: About Europe’s External Relations
      • Activity 3: The EU’s Global Partnerships
      • Activity 3: The EU’s Global Partnerships
      • Activity 4: The EU and Trade
      • Extension: What is Multilateral Trade?
    • Government
      • Activity 1: Citizenship Rights
      • Activity 2: Levels of Government
      • Activity 3: The Institutions of the EU
      • Activity 4: The European Parliament – How does it work?
      • Activity 5: How European Parliamentary Elections Work
      • Activity 6: Legislative and Decision-Making Process
      • Activity 7: EU and Government Web Quiz
      • Activity 7: EU and Government Web Quiz (Answers)
      • Extension: European Elections FAQ
      • Extension: Rights of the EU Citizen
      • Extension: The European Parliament FAQ
      • Extension: The European Union Constitution and the Lisbon Treaty
      • Extension: The Presidency of the Council of the European Union
    • Human Rights
      • Activity 1: Getting the Idea
      • Activity 2: Human Rights within the EU
      • Activity 3: Human Rights Beyond the EU
      • Activity 4: Word Search
      • Case Study: Headscarves and French Schools
      • Dilemmas in Minority Rights
      • Extension: About the Charter of Fundamental Rights
      • Immigration and Asylum: Some Concerns for Europe
    • Introduction: The EU – A Political System, but not a State
  • Economics
    • Canada-EU Relations
    • Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA)
      • Canada and the EU – An Overview
      • CETA – Background Process
      • CETA Ratification Process
      • What does CETA do?
      • Reception of CETA
      • Comparing NAFTA and CETA
      • Case Study: Geographical Indicators and Maple Leaf
      • CETA Activity: Geographical Indicators
    • Eurozone
  • Culture
    • Languages of the EU
      • French
      • German
      • Italian
      • Polish
      • Spanish
    • Travel to the EU
  • Lesson Plans & Teaching Aids
  • Ontario Course Guide
  • Independent Study Topics
  • Post Secondary Programs
  • Terms & Acronyms
  • How to Cite this Website
  • Fun Stuff: EU-Related Games and Activities
  • Back to Main CES Site

This lesson plan has four parts and teacher instructions (please click on each part for full lesson plan):

Teacher Instructions and resources

Part 1: EU Climate Change Overview

Part 2: EU Domestic Policy

Part 3: EU International Climate Change Policy

Part 4: Strategy of EU Member States and Canada

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  • Introduction
    • Map of Europe
    • What is Europe?
    • What is the EU?
      • Activities 1 and 2: Map
      • Activity 1: Where are the EU Countries?
      • Activity 2: Comparing the EU Countries
      • Briefing: European Union Enlargement
      • Extension: Enlargement FAQ
      • Extension: Is the EU a federation or a confederation?
      • Extension: Of Blind Men, Elephants and International Integration
      • Extension: Of Blind Men, Elephants and International Integration (2)
      • Extension: Regional Integration and the EU
      • Extension: What are International Organizations?
      • Extension: What is Regional Integration?
    • Why Study the EU?
  • Site Map
  • Links & Resources
  • Events for High School Project
    • Past Events
  • History
    • A European Community
    • Activities: A History of the European Union
      • Activity 1: A European Union History Quiz
      • Activity 1: A European Union History Quiz (Answers)
    • Europe after WWII
      • The Reconstruction of Europe
      • Europe in the Cold War
    • Moving to Integration
      • The European Coal and Steel Community
  • Politics
    • Foreign Affairs
      • Activity 1: Foreign Affairs Brainstorming
      • Activity 1: Foreign Affairs Brainstorming (Answers)
      • Activity 2: About Europe’s External Relations
      • Activity 3: The EU’s Global Partnerships
      • Activity 3: The EU’s Global Partnerships
      • Activity 4: The EU and Trade
      • Extension: What is Multilateral Trade?
    • Government
      • Activity 1: Citizenship Rights
      • Activity 2: Levels of Government
      • Activity 3: The Institutions of the EU
      • Activity 4: The European Parliament – How does it work?
      • Activity 5: How European Parliamentary Elections Work
      • Activity 6: Legislative and Decision-Making Process
      • Activity 7: EU and Government Web Quiz
      • Activity 7: EU and Government Web Quiz (Answers)
      • Extension: European Elections FAQ
      • Extension: Rights of the EU Citizen
      • Extension: The European Parliament FAQ
      • Extension: The European Union Constitution and the Lisbon Treaty
      • Extension: The Presidency of the Council of the European Union
    • Human Rights
      • Activity 1: Getting the Idea
      • Activity 2: Human Rights within the EU
      • Activity 3: Human Rights Beyond the EU
      • Activity 4: Word Search
      • Case Study: Headscarves and French Schools
      • Dilemmas in Minority Rights
      • Extension: About the Charter of Fundamental Rights
      • Immigration and Asylum: Some Concerns for Europe
    • Introduction: The EU – A Political System, but not a State
  • Economics
    • Canada-EU Relations
    • Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA)
      • Canada and the EU – An Overview
      • CETA – Background Process
      • CETA Ratification Process
      • What does CETA do?
      • Reception of CETA
      • Comparing NAFTA and CETA
      • Case Study: Geographical Indicators and Maple Leaf
      • CETA Activity: Geographical Indicators
    • Eurozone
  • Culture
    • Languages of the EU
      • French
      • German
      • Italian
      • Polish
      • Spanish
    • Travel to the EU
  • Lesson Plans & Teaching Aids
  • Ontario Course Guide
  • Independent Study Topics
  • Post Secondary Programs
  • Terms & Acronyms
  • How to Cite this Website
  • Fun Stuff: EU-Related Games and Activities
  • Back to Main CES Site

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