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Green Vs. Green

Green Vs. Green. By: Aaron Andrade, Denise Miranda, Jazmin Hernandez, and Araceli Sanchez. Suggested Policy. We are suggesting to Maple Elementary to turn off some lighting in rooms In classrooms In cafeteria In library. Rooms like room 1. We suggest that they turn off

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Green Vs. Green

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  1. Green Vs. Green By: Aaron Andrade, Denise Miranda, Jazmin Hernandez, and Araceli Sanchez

  2. Suggested Policy • We are suggesting to Maple Elementary to turn off some lighting in rooms • In classrooms • In cafeteria • In library

  3. Rooms like room 1 • We suggest that they turn off • 21 light tubes (7 light cubes) • This means we turn off • Two side rows • One middle row • Open the curtain to the windows

  4. Rooms like r00m 12 • We suggest that they • turn off 32 light tubes • Open the windows for more lighting • That is the 2nd switch off

  5. Cafeteria • We suggest that they • Turn 1 switch off • Turns of two tubes per cube (Left & right) • Open all the front curtains

  6. Library • We suggest they • Turn 2 switches off per section • Turns off 3 cubes off • From other cubes turns one tube off

  7. Human Comfort and Saving money • We asked a student and she said she could be able to work in the amount of light shown • She said she felt comfortable • We asked a janitor if he would mind to open curtain in cafeteria • He said it was no bother • We found out how much the cost will be • $1, 924 per year • Money will not go to the school • Sacramento District will save money • Teachers • Programs

  8. Air pollution • Turning your lights will not only save money but help by producing less pollution • They can all harm our planet • Sometimes these are out of our reach • But saving energy reduces pollution • There are four consequences of pollution

  9. Acid Rain • It’s rain that has the PH lower than level 5.6 • PH- How acidic liquid is • This can destroy • Cultural life • Animal life • Makes other acidic contents • If you turn off your lights, you can reduce acid rain.

  10. Acid Rain • We are creating a lot of Carbon Dioxide, turning your lights can reduce it • If we put more CO2 we are creating more • CO3 • pollution • CO2+H20=H2CO3 • CO3 is bad because we have more pollution at ground level

  11. Other bad chemicals • Sulfur dioxide (SO2) • Sulfur trioxide (SO3) • Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) • To much of these three chemicals is worse than CO3 • SO2+H2O=H2SO3 Sulfurous acid • SO3+H20=H2SO4 Sulfuric acid • 2NO2+H20=HNO3+HNO2 Nitrous acid Nitric acid

  12. Air temperature • Regularly air goes up into atmosphere with pollution • In Sacramento air stays trapped in the lower atmosphere. • Creating bad amounts of ozone at ground level

  13. Ozone N2+02+ Energy= 2NO2 2No+ O2= 2NO2 NO2+ Sunlight= NO+O O+O2+ O3 • We create these chemicals, creating to much ozone

  14. Ozone • Ozone is good to have at ground level • Good because • It keeps climate consistent • To much is not good • Changes climate

  15. How Other companies create electricity • Coal is dug up and send to boats • Boats deliver Coal to power plants • Burned to make heat and water makes steam • Goes inside generator • Sends electricity to wire and its pushed out by voltage transformers

  16. Electricity Made by SMUD • SMUD is a good electricity company because • Uses natural gases • Easily transported • Cleanest fossil fuel • The gas turbine uses hot gases released from burning the natural gas • to turn the turbine • generates electricity

  17. Remember: Act locally, think globally Thank you for your time! By: Denise Miranda Jazmin Hernandez Aaron Andrade Araceli Sanchez (Sacramento New Technology High School)

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