'Burning fossil fuels' diaporamas de présentation

THIS IiiiiiiiiiS JEOPARDY!!!

THIS IiiiiiiiiiS JEOPARDY!!!. AND HERE IS YOUR HOST, RAAAAAAAAAAE BROWN!. SET-UP. Divide the class into three teams Ask each team to organize themselves in lines according to height (small to tall) Provide each team with a bell, like the small bells one finds at service counters

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Using Natural Resources

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Biogeochemical Cycles of Matter

Biogeochemical Cycles of Matter. Leyda. Biogeochemical Cycles. Over 95% of the body is made of these elements: S P O N C H : Sulfur, Phosphorus, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon, Hydrogen An ecosystem needs two things: A flow of Energy (goes one way through trophic levels and is lost along the way)

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Environmental Review 2017

Environmental Review 2017. Environmental Laws. Clean Air Act: passed in 1970 ? set limits on amount of emissions allowed by factories and cars Clean Water Act: passed in 1972 ?make all waterways in the U.S. fishable and swimmable Safe Drinking Water Act: Passed in 1974

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KS4 Physics

KS4 Physics. Energy Resources. Contents. Energy Resources. Types of energy resources. Non-renewable fuels. Electricity from fuels. Comparing fuels. Summary activities. Sources of energy. What are the sources for most of the energy on Earth?.

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Nutrient Cycles

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Green Science

Green Science. Energy. BATs Recognise that we get our energy from our food 3 Recognise Joules as unit of energy 4 Interpret information about energy content of foods 5. What is energy? When something happens an energy change happens. Look at the demos What changes are happening?.

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Energy Resources

Energy Resources. What is energy?. Energy makes change possible! The ability to do work. Do we use energy everyday?. Forms of Energy. Potential Chemical Mechanical Nuclear. Kinetic Thermal Mechanical (motion) Sound Electrical Energy. Sources of Energy. Hydropower Nuclear Wind

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Once upon a time...

Spreading disease. Endangered Species. Sea level rise. Lets start at the beginning of the story. Melting Polar Ice. Once upon a time. Do they live happily ever after?. It all starts with a greenhouse. With looming threats. Drought. Wildfires. You decide. Increasingly severe storms.

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Agenda 4/7

Agenda 4/7. Unit Test A: 4/11 Last Day to Reassess: 5/2 Warm-Up: Which activity from your daily life creates the most air pollution? 12.1 Notes Air Pollution Reading/Discussion. Air & Air Pollution. Chapter 12, Section 1: What Causes Air Pollution? Standards: SEV3a.

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depend on CARBON and CHEMICAL ENERGY from FOSSIL FUELS

How Human Energy Systems. depend on CARBON and CHEMICAL ENERGY from FOSSIL FUELS. What are fossil fuels?. Driving q uestion. Examples of f ossil fuels. coal. oil. gasoline. natural gas. Is gasoline organic or inorganic?. ZOOMING INTO FOSSIL FUELS.

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2.2 Nutrient Cycles in Ecosystems

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Energy and conservation

Energy and conservation. What are our main energy sources?. Industrialised countries need large amounts of energy Most of this energy comes form fossil fuels which are burnt in power stations, factories, homes and vehicles These fossil fuels formed millions of years ago, and are non-renewable

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Global Warming

Global Warming. A Major Issue In Our Present World. By Swetha. Causes. Release of methane gas from tundra and wetlands. Methane is a greenhouse gas. A greenhouse gas is a gas that traps heat in the earth's atmosphere.

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Carbon Cycle

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Carbon Forms

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Fossil Fuels and Our Carbon Footprint

Fossil Fuels and Our Carbon Footprint. Human fossil fuel use. Fossil Fuels. Formed hundreds of millions of years ago in the Carboniferous Period Lots of vegetation died and sank to bottom of swamps

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quarries

quarries. explosives. chalky fossils. sandy fossils. grey fossils. Acid fizzes with limestone producing CO 2 gas. Limestone is easily cut so is a useful building material. Acid rain dissolves Limestone. Burning fossil fuels causes acid rain.

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Nonrenewable Energy

Nonrenewable Energy. By: Gabriela , Jassa , Ally. What is Fossil Fuel?.

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