Important! Read FirstChoose one of the following two assignments to complete this week. Do not do both assignments. Identify your assignment choice in the title of your submission.Option #1: Greenhouse Effect PaperIn this laboratory exercise, we will learn about the greenhouse effect and climate change through conducting a greenhouse effect simulation activity provided on the Hands-On Labs course website. Complete all parts of the worksheet provided; however, it will not be necessary to submit your original worksheet for this assignment.In a Word document, discuss all parts of this lab activity. Your essay should include the answers to all the worksheet questions. Do not include the original questions. Your answers should be presented in flowing paragraph form. Be sure to include all data tables and graphs from this activity in your paperRequirements:Be 3-4 pages in length (excluding tables, graphs, and other visuals, title page, or references list)Include 1-2 outside sourcesYour paper must be formatted according to the CSU Global Writing Center (Links to an external site.).If you need assistance with your writing style, start with the links under the Research Help and Writing Help tabs on the CSU Global Library's (Links to an external site.) homepage.Option #2: Greenhouse Effect VideoIn this laboratory exercise, we will learn about the greenhouse effect and climate change through conducting a greenhouse effect simulation activity provided on the Hands-On Labs course website. Complete all parts of the worksheet provided; however, it will not be necessary to submit your original worksheet for this assignment.In a recorded video of approximately 5-10 minutes, discuss all parts of this lab activity. Your presentation should include the answers to all the worksheet questions. Be sure to show all data tables and graphs from this activity in your video. References and citations should be formatted according to the CSU Global Writing Center (Links to an external site.). and be provided on a separate paper that you turn in. To submit your video itself, please upload it to the web (YouTube, for example) and provide the URL where it can be accessed. Please do not attempt to upload your video directly to the CSU Global classroom.

The scientific article is attached below, after the guide lines you will need to follow to do the assignmentYou will identify the problem or observation that spurred the research. While reading your article, it may be helpful to ask yourself why the scientists did the study. You will identify the hypothesis the scientists were testing. Remember that a hypothesis is a testable educated guess. Thus, it is not appropriate to pose a question here. However, while reading your article, it can be helpful to ask yourself what explanation the scientists tried to use to explain their initial observation. Include any reasoning for how the scientists came to their hypothesis. Next, we will identify the test or experiment that was performed to address the hypothesis. You can be detailed here. It may be helpful to pull from other sources, if you do not fully understand how the experiment was conducted. For example, if a piece of equipment was used, you may need to do a little background research. Next, you will identify the experimental results that the scientists obtained. What did the scientists find after doing their experiment? Finally, you will identify the conclusion of the study. In this part, you may address one or more of the following questions: What were the new findings of this study? How did the scientists interpret their results? How did they try to explain their findings? We will also pose any further questions or future directions that arose from this study. After doing this study, what is the logical next step? What research could be done next? Are there any ethical considerations that arose from this work? Or did this research neglect an important question? Finally, we will evaluate the differences between a related news article and the scientific study. What did the news article get right? what was misrepresented (if anything)? How could the journalists improve their presentation of the science? Could the scientists do anything to improve their presentation of the science?