Climate Change June 25, 2010 — November 28, 2010 In this enlightening exhibition, explore the science, history, and impact of climate change and its effects on our oceans, atmosphere, land, and societies. Uncover the natural evidence of climate change when you examine the rings on a real tree cross-section. Discover how even your small, individual changes add up quickly to help reduce global warming. And learn about some of our best hopes for alternative energy sources that can eliminate our dependency on fossil fuels. Examine the inside of a pebble-bed nuclear reactor, see how the sun’s energy can be used through new types of solar panels, and learn how carbon dioxide may someday be captured and buried underground. Discover how through a combination of efforts– individual, societal, and governmental– we can make an impact in reducing climate change, now at The Field Museum. Visit our Climate Change website. Climate Change is organized by the American Museum of Natural History, New York, in collaboration with The Field Museum, Chicago; the Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture & Heritage, United Arab Emirates; The Cleveland Museum of Natural History; Instituto Sangari, São Paulo, Brazil; Junta de Castilla y León, Spain; Korea Green Foundation, Seoul; Natural History Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen; Papalote Museo del Niño, Mexico City; and Saint Louis Science Center. Sponsored by Exelon Corporation, Motorola Foundation, HSBC - North America, Jones Lang LaSalle, and Whole Foods Market. Additional support by Nalco.