1. Conserving Resources Now there is one outstandingly important fact regarding Spaceship Earth, and that is that no instruction book came with it. -- Buckminster Fuller

2. What is a natural resource? – Defined Defined What is a renewable resource? – Eco-Pros Eco-Pros What is a nonrenewable resource? – Eco-Pros Eco-Pros

3. Environmental Literacy Council Eco-Kids

4. Hydroelectricity (Water Power) – Energy Kid’s Page Energy Kid’s Page – EPA – Hydroelectricity EPA – Hydroelectricity Wind Power – American Wind Energy Association American Wind Energy Association – Energy Kid’s Page Energy Kid’s Page Nuclear Power/Energy – Energy Kid’s Page Energy Kid’s Page – How Stuff Works How Stuff Works

5. Geothermal Energy – Energy Kid’s Page Energy Kid’s Page – Geothermal Education Office Geothermal Education Office Solar Energy – Energy Kid’s Page Energy Kid’s Page – Energy Story Energy Story Solar Cells – Energy Kid’s Page Energy Kid’s Page – How Stuff Works How Stuff Works

6. Air Pollution (Inside or Outside ) – Berkeley Lab Berkeley Lab – Environmental Protection Agency Environmental Protection Agency Water Pollution – Think Quest Think Quest – USGS Water Science for Schools USGS Water Science for Schools Soil Pollution – Environmental Protection Agency Environmental Protection Agency – Environment and People Environment and People

7. Acid Precipitation – Environmental Protection Agency Environmental Protection Agency – USGS Water Science for Schools USGS Water Science for Schools Greenhouse Effect/Global Warming – EPA Kids Site EPA Kids Site – Encyclopedia of Atmospheric Environment Encyclopedia of Atmospheric Environment Ozone Depletion – UV Radiation – Thinkquest Thinkquest – EPA – UV Radiation EPA – UV Radiation

8. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences National Resources Defense Council Environmental Protection Agency

9. Don’t forget your works cited section Remember to use Citation Maker to help you put your citations in proper format Citation Maker is a clickable link found on the Library webpage under citing sources Or you can click on the icon below