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This
collection
of
databases
is
intended
to
aid
in
the
assessment
of
the
process
of
water
conflict
prevention
and
resolution.
The
searchable
collections
include
data
such
as
case
studies,
freshwater
treaties
from
1820
to
2001,
events
concerning
historical
water
relations
from
1948
to
1999,
a
register
of
international
river
basins,
and
information
on
interstate
water
compacts
in
the
United
States.
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This is a comprehensive site that looks at many components of dams, including construction, destruction, and other issues. Access is organized into three levels by grade level. Information on cracks, case histories of the building and problems associated with some well known dams, and some real and imagined scenarios are included.
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This
online
collaborative
project
is
part
of
the
Center
for
Improved
Engineering
and
Science
Education
(CIESE)
program,
which
has
developed
internet
activities
for
the
elementary,
middle,
and
high
school
level
student.
Based
on
data
collected
by
their
household
members
and
their
classmates,
students
determine
the
average
amount
of
water
used
by
one
person
in
a
day.
They
compare
this
to
the
average
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Choosing & Using this resource...
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National Science Education Standards (NSES): Read
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The
Carolina
Coastal
Science
Web
site
is
an
innovative,
inquiry-based
science
resource
that
utilizes
the
interactive
technologies
of
a
Web
browser
to
explore
science
in
coastal
Carolina.
Teachers
and
students
can
use
this
web
site
independently
or
as
a
class
using
a
number
of
different
teaching
strategies,
such
as,
open-ended
inquiries,
guided
inquiries,
independent
research,
and
cooperative
group
...
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In
this
internet
activity,
students
study
the
effects
of
Peabody
Coal
on
Black
Mesa
in
Arizona.
These
effects
include
both
those
to
the
land
and
those
to
the
Dine'h
people
who
reside
there.
Students
visit
the
first
website
which
provides
background
on
the
topic.
Then
they
choose
three
of
the
remaining
sites
to
use
for
study.
Once
this
research
is
completed,
they
write
a
brief
paper
presenting
their
...
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The
AAAS
(American
Association
for
the
Advancement
of
Science
Atlas
of
Population
and
Environment
is
an
important
analysis
of
the
relationships
between
human
population
and
the
environment.
Through
text,
maps,
and
diagrams,
the
Atlas
illustrates
how
population
affects
the
world's
ecosystems
and
natural
resources
both
in
the
short
and
long
term.
Using
sophisticated
mapping
and
graphic
techniques,
the
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