In the new Girl Scout curriculum, one of the Journeys is focused on energy conservation and global warming. The girls are supposed to calculate their carbon footprint, among other conservation goals.  Global warming is in the majority of secular curriculum and educational products on the market to day in some form or fashion.   And it’s in almost every science product, whether it directly deals with climate or not. (Trust a mama who has read every shark book in the library.)

But I remember another danger from my youth: the imminent ice age.

Take a look at the School House Rock song “Energy”

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Energy … We’ve gotta stop usin’ you up.”

Of course, we may here more about “the coming ice age” as, “There is no statistical case to be made for a global temperature increase in the past 15 years.”

Anyway, it’s a great teachable moment for the kiddos: “Scientific consensus” is sometimes wrong.  Did we ever get an apology on that whole Ice Age snafu? Probably not.