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Bellwork 10-11-16 Pick up a copy of the article.
Which is the most likely effect of a rise in global temperatures caused by human activities? A rising sea levels B more earthquakes C fewer tropical storms D increased soil erosion Bellwork Pick up a copy of the article.
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Objectives Students will be able to identify how the earth is affected by long- term and short- term geological cycles and the influence of man. SPI Analyze and evaluate the impact of man’s use of earth’s land, water, and atmospheric resources. Success Criteria: I can identify how man's use of natural resources impacts the earth.
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Issue Overview: Confronting Coal
Stop at each question, discuss with your group, and answer in your journal. Question 1:Why is coal a popular energy source? Question 2: What happened when Germany stopped using nuclear power and switched to all coal-generated power? Question 3: What efforts are being made to limit the use of coal? Are those efforts working?
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Renewable Resource A natural resource that can be replaced at the same rate at which the resource is consumed. What resources do you think can be classified as renewable?
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Issue: Overview: Solar Energy
Stop at each question, discuss with your group, and answer in your journal. Question 1: What are photovoltaics? Question 2: What efforts have different countries taken to increase the use of renewable power? Question 3: What seems to be the biggest obstacle for the increased use of Solar energy?
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BrainPop Natural Resources
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Alternative forms of energy
What are some alternative forms of energy? Solar energy Wind energy Hydroelectric energy Geothermal energy (produced by the heat within earth)
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Clean Energy Background Information: Methane digesters used on California farms
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Review What are some non-renewable resources?
What are some effects of the use of these non-renewable resources? What is a pollutant? What are alternatives to those resources that we can use?
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