Grid Economics
Posted on November 7th, 2024 by Aisling O'GradyThe rapid progress of renewable energy is often not understood by students, especially in the context of real-life pros and […]
READ moreThe rapid progress of renewable energy is often not understood by students, especially in the context of real-life pros and […]
READ moreAs wind turbine technology has improved, cost for wind energy has plummeted. This lesson serves to develop skills of graphing and […]
READ moreStudents will be familiar with key terms and vocabulary in the field of climate science and sustainability; can be used […]
READ moreStudents use their voices to call for change. Connecting to personal core values, essay writing, persuasion, speech writing.
READ moreDespite being “digital natives” students are eager to improve the skills necessary to better understand and analyze the media they […]
READ moreThis lesson incorporates climate change into a Global/World History industrial revolution unit, focusing on the 19th Century and early 20th […]
READ moreCovering the industrial revolution in the United States focusing on energy and transportation. Also looking at reforms during the Progressive […]
READ moreExamining greenhouse gas accumulation limiting the flow of heat radiation. This lesson introduces climate change from the point of view […]
READ moreDesigned to bring awareness to the connection of cultural + linguistic diversity to environmental biodiversity. Students are encouraged to hone […]
READ moreStudents will explore the grounds of their campus to determine the carbon sequestration impact of a single tree. They will […]
READ moreExploring EPA data, calculating rate of change in carbon emissions at state, global levels over different time intervals.
READ moreBuild a model of a greenhouse, determine the warming capacity in the lab setting. Relating this to the greenhouse effect, […]
READ moreExploring the changing cost per watt generated by photovoltaic solar cells. Economics of renewables.
READ moreExploring the changing cost of Lithium-Ion battery storage, includes economics of energy transition.
READ moreStudents understand the ways in which the U.S. Constitution can address climate change
READ moreExploring sea level rise, thermal expansion, sea ice melt, glacial melt through experimental procedures.
READ moreThe environmental movement and climate since the 1950’s. Includes environmental justice, civic engagement exercise.
READ moreDeveloping graphing skills by exploring changes to the average area covered by arctic sea ice for selected years since 1979.
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