Climate, Renewable Energy, & Storage
Posted on March 21st, 2025 by Aisling O'GradyRenewable energy is already cost-effective in many parts of the world, and battery storage is key to making renewables reliable […]
READ moreRenewable energy is already cost-effective in many parts of the world, and battery storage is key to making renewables reliable […]
READ moreLike the others, costs for wind power have fallen enormously – in this case, there’s a simple and interesting factor […]
READ moreQuickfire Math questions about climate change, including: sea level rise, CO2 concentration in the atmosphere, carbon sequestration.
READ moreStudents calculate CO2 emissions produced by the avg. household in Mass. & compare with the amount produced by the avg. […]
READ moreStudents explore the environmental impacts of flying vs. driving to get to a destination. They calculate the CO2 emissions for […]
READ moreStudents measure & calculate the carbon sequestration capacity of a single tree on their campus. They connect their data to […]
READ moreExploring EPA data, calculating rate of change in carbon emissions at state, global levels over different time intervals.
READ moreCreating graphs to represent data collected in the accompanying science lab. Comparing linear, exponential models of temperature for pre-industrial and […]
READ moreCost per watt of solar energy have dropped since their 1977 commercial introduction. Use a linear fit to model (badly) […]
READ moreCosts for Lithium-Ion battery storage have plummeted since becoming commercially available. In addition to math skills, the lesson explains why […]
READ morePhysics/Math: data shows the size of arctic sea ice declining steadily over time. This is an indicator of large-scale climate […]
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