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This
activity
of
the
Earth
Exploration
Toolbook
walks
users
through
a
technique
for
documenting
change
in
before-and-after
sets
of
satellite
images.
The
technique
can
be
used
for
any
set
of
time-series
images
that
are
spatially
registered
to
show
the
exact
same
area
at
the
same
scale.
In
the
chapter,
users
examine
three
Landsat
images
of
the
Pearl
River
delta
in
southeastern
China.
In
the
images,
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Surf
Your
Watershed
is
the
Environmental
Protection
Agency's
effort
to
provide
a
comprehensive
center
for
geographically
relevant
information
about
drinking
water
regulations,
drinking
water
publications,
public
water
systems,
ground
water,
and
water
quality
and
pollution
issues.
Resources
include
how
to
locate
your
watershed
anywhere
in
the
United
States,
state
and
tribal
information,
an
index
of
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By
matching
maps
of
snow
and
ice
amounts
with
maps
of
net
radiation
flux
for
the
same
time
frame,
students
will
use
the
Live
Access
Server
to
explore
how
the
net
radiation
flux
has
affected
the
snow
and
ice
amounts
in
the
Northern
Hemisphere,
as
well
as
how
the
presence
of
snow
can
affect
the
net
radiation
flux
due
to
surface
reflection.
Detailed
Procedure
and
Materials,
Vocabulary
linked
to
an
On-line
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This
lesson
uses
NASA
satellite
data
to
contrast
amounts
of
cloud
coverage
over
different
climate
regions
in
Africa.
An
an
outcome
of
the
lesson,
the
student
will
be
able
to
explain
how
Earth's
major
air
circulations
affect
global
weather
patterns
and
relate
local
weather
patterns
to
climate
as
well
as
identify
different
climate
regions.
Students
will
also
describe
conditions
for
cloud
formation
along
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This
resource
offers
several
avenues
for
students
to
evaluate
environmental
effects
on
water
quality.
The
Bear
Creek
case
study
asks
students
to
imagine
they
are
owners
of
an
environmental
consulting
firm
who
has
been
hired
by
a
local
catch-and-release
campsite
to
find
out
why
all
the
fish
are
dying,
and
come
up
with
solutions
to
fix
the
problem.
Biological,
chemical
and
physical
data
for
locations
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Materials
presented
here
outline
basic
concepts
related
to
groundwater,
answering
questions
like
"What
is
groundwater?"
and
"What
is
an
aquifer?"
More
detailed
topics
include
groundwater
quality,
sources
of
contamination,
engineering
problems
presented
by
groundwater,
and
safeguards
to
the
groundwater
supply.
A
bibliography
and
links
to
other
water-related
sites
are
included.
A
French
translation
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In this activity, younger students investigate the effects of acid rain. They will view photos of buildings and statues that have been damaged by acid rain, and conduct an experiment in which they treat a chalk 'statue' with vinegar and observe the effects.
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Students
investigate
the
challenges
of
living
and
working
in
Antarctica
and
the
technologies
that
help
researchers
meet
those
challenges.
This
six-day
unit
includes:
teacher
tools
(downloadable
readings,
breakdowns
of
tasks,
teacher
strategies,
grading
sheet
and
rubric),
an
online
activity
(students
review
the
preparation
materials
given
to
researchers
traveling
to
Antarctica),
classroom
activities
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Give
Water
A
Hand
is
a
national
watershed
education
program
designed
to
involve
young
people
in
local
environmental
service
projects.
Following
the
steps
in
the
Give
Water
A
Hand
Action
Guide,
your
youth
group
or
class
plans
and
completes
a
community
service
project
to
protect
and
improve
water
resources.
The
free
action
guide
is
available
for
download
here.
Give
Water
A
Hand
program
activities
are
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This
lesson
plan
introduces
students
to
river
ecology
and
addresses
the
societal
and
environmental
impacts
associated
with
dams
and
their
construction.
By
understanding
dams
and
their
effects
on
the
environment,
students
will
propose
the
construction
or
abolition
of
a
dam
in
their
hometown
or
other
geographic
area.
They
will
think
objectively
and
critically
about
real
issues
affecting
the
future
of
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