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This
series
of
radio
shows
describes
ten
major
environmental
issues
facing
the
Great
Lakes,
as
determined
by
the
Great
Lakes
Radio
Consortium
in
a
survey
of
28
stakeholders
in
the
Great
Lakes
basin.
The
ten
issues
are
invasive
species,
point
source
pollution,
non-point
source
pollution,
shoreline
development
and
wetlands,
cargo
shipping
channels,
disappearing
native
species,
pollution
hot
spots,
air
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This
guide
is
designed
for
teachers,
other
educators,
and
anyone
interested
in
volcanoes.
Topics
covered
by
this
guide
include
plate
tectonics,
hot
spots
and
mantle
plumes,
the
evolution
of
Hawaiian
volcanoes,
volcanic
landforms,
landforms
of
Hawaii
Volcanoes
National
Park,
lava,
tephra,
calderas,
pit
craters,
minerals,
magma,
volcanic
rocks,
monitoring
volcanoes,
eruption
types
and
details
about
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Part of Prentice Hall's Planet Diary, this computer activity covers volcanic activity. Students research the most recent volcanic activity and the locations and names of each volcano. They then find out which tectonic plates the volcanoes are located on or if they are hot spots, and if any are part of the Ring of Fire.
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This
animation
shows
fire
activity
in
Africa
from
January
1,
2002
to
December
31,
2002.
The
fires
are
shown
as
tiny
particles
with
each
particle
depicting
the
geographic
region
in
which
fire
was
detected.
The
color
of
a
particle
represents
the
number
of
days
since
a
sizable
amount
of
fire
was
detected
in
that
region,
with
red
representing
less
than
20
days,
orange
representing
20
to
40
days,
yellow
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This
National
Park
Service
(NPS)
site
provides
links
to
geology
field
notes
providing
information
about
National
Parks,
National
Monuments,
and
National
Recreation
Areas
that
have
to
do
with
plate
tectonics.
The
site
also
has
illustrations
and
descriptions
of
different
plate
boundaries.
The
parks
are
divided
into
categories
depending
on
which
type
of
plate
boundary
they
are
located
on.
This
includes
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This
National
Park
Service
(NPS)
website
contains
details
about
Craters
of
the
Moon
National
Monument
in
Idaho.
It
discusses
the
history
of
the
area,
geology
of
the
monument,
geologic
history,
habitats,
vegetation
and
wildlife
present
in
this
region.
An
education
section
includes
a
teacher's
guide
containing
geologic
activities
for
the
classroom
about
topics
such
as
earth
history,
hot
spots,
volcanoes
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This
30-page
guide
includes
classroom
activities
that
feature
content
taken
from
National
Geographics'
Atlas
of
the
Ocean:
The
Deep
Frontier.
Each
activity
in
the
guide
takes
the
student
on
an
underwater
adventure
exploring
our
oceans.
Subjects
include
undersea
hot
spots,
underwater
archaeology,
bioluminescence,
coral
reefs,
and
polar
sea
exploration.
This
book
of
maps,
charts
and
deep
sea
images
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This
resource
provides
general
information
about
volcanoes.
It
illustrates
the
growth
of
a
volcano,
using
Paricutin
and
Mt.
St.
Helens
as
examples
of
an
active
volcano
and
a
lava
dome.
The
terms
extinct
and
dormant
are
also
discussed.
This
site
provides
an
explanation
of
why
and
how
volcanoes
form,
zones
of
subduction,
mid-ocean
ridges,
and
hot
spots.
Deadly
dangers
associated
with
eruptions
are
discussed
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This
Webcast,
presented
by
Tom
Lee
of
the
Naval
Research
Laboratory,
focuses
on
feature
identification
using
a
combination
of
high-resolution
multi-spectral
polar
and
geostationary
satellite
imagery
products.
It
is
made
up
of
five
short
sections
focus
on
a
set
of
particularly
challenging
feature
identification
problems
including:
clouds
over
snow;
contrails/
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This
volcanoes
site
provides
information
about
volcanoes
as
well
as
a
classroom
activity.
There
are
video
clips
which
show
some
of
the
features
discussed,
such
as
types
of
lava
and
eruptive
styles.
Topics
covered
by
the
text
include
how
rocks
melt,
where
and
why
volcanoes
occur
(plate
tectonics),
hot
spots,
volcanic
hazards,
forecasting
eruptions
and
coping
with
risk.
The
classroom
exercise
involves
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