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This
demonstration
is
designed
to
show
the
effect
of
acid
on
statues
and
buildings.
Students
will
learn
how
acid
rain
is
an
air
pollution
problem
as
the
teacher
discusses
the
slow
deterioration
of
statues
and
buildings
due
to
the
weak
acid
rain
that
falls
on
them.
Students
will
learn
that
the
sulfur
and
nitrogen
compounds
that
contribute
to
acid
rain
primarily
come
from
man-made
sources,
such
as
industries
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This Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) site focuses on the science and impacts of global warming or climate change, and on actions that help address global warming. It features games, events, and links to other relevant sites for kids and educators, including activities on climate and weather and the greenhouse effect.
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In this lesson plan students will learn the basics about how tornadoes are formed, and where and when they are most likely to occur. They will then study the current research on tornadoes and explore how scientists are trying to predict them. They will learn about the equipment storm chasers use to study tornadoes and will develop their own research plans.
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This
lesson
plan
is
part
of
the
Center
for
Educational
Resources
(CERES),
a
series
of
web-based
astronomy
lessons
created
by
a
team
of
master
teachers,
university
faculty,
and
NASA
researchers.
Students
download
NASA
Hubble
Space
Telescope
(HST)
images
of
the
Martian
polar
ice
caps
from
different
times
to
measure
and
compare
the
changing
Martian
and
Earth
poles.
This
lesson
contains
expected
outcomes
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This
six-day
unit
has
students
investigate
the
challenges
of
living
and
working
in
Antarctica
and
how
researchers
prepare
for
them,
and
then
evaluate
the
insulating
properties
of
a
variety
of
fabrics,
collecting
their
findings
in
a
portfolio.
The
comprehensive
curriculum
materials
at
this
site
include
an
online
activity
in
which
students
review
the
preparation
materials
given
to
researchers
before
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In
this
lesson
plan
students
will
speculate
on
various
scenarios
of
future
world
climates
if
the
greenhouse
effect
increases.
Upon
completing
this
lesson,
students
should
be
familiar
with
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
and
theories
about
its
role
in
the
greenhouse
effect;
the
global
conference
that
was
held
in
Kyoto,
Japan,
in
1997
to
set
international
limits
on
CO2
emissions;
leading
producers
of
CO2
emissions;
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Project
SkyMath
is
a
mathematics
module
for
middle
school
students,
developed
by
the
University
Corporation
for
Atmospheric
Research
(UCAR).
The
goal
of
the
pilot
project
is
to
demonstrate
that
acquiring
and
using
current
environmental
and
real-time
weather
data
in
middle
school
classrooms,
in
ways
that
embrace
the
dynamic
and
the
uncertain
natures
of
these
data,
will
promote
the
teaching
and
learning
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This
activity
explores
the
potential
for
climate
variability
and
change
to
trigger
more
frequent
occurrences
of
El
Nino,
and
the
impacts
that
could
result.
Designed
to
teach
through
scientific
inquiry,
the
activity
seeks
to
stimulate
thought
about
the
long-term
impacts
of
a
warmer
planet.
Through
their
participation
in
this
activity,
students
will
access
information
at
remote
sites
using
telecommunications,
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This
non-mathematical,
self-contained
exposition
of
studies
of
the
Earth's
magnetic
environment
in
space
covers
such
topics
as
magnetism,
electrons,
eons
and
plasmas,
the
radiation
belt,
the
sun
and
the
solar
wind,
exploring
earthspace,
the
dynamic
magnetosphere,
auroras,
and
interplanetary
field
lines.
Many
of
the
topics
introduce
the
user
to
the
related
physics
and
astronomy,
and
are
thus
a
useful
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This
series
of
activities
and
experiments
demonstrates
the
importance
of
feedbacks
and
the
balance
of
mass
and
energy
in
governing
the
response
of
any
system
to
change.
Energy
balance
and
the
factors
that
cause
change
(feedbacks)
are
the
keys
to
understanding
climate
change,
and
therefore
the
keys
to
understanding
the
effects
of
rising
levels
of
greenhouse
gases
on
the
environment.
Although
these
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