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    Primary School - Grades K-3
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Demonstrate the greenhouse effect in a jar. [E]
    What is the greenhouse effect? [P]
    Global Warming Science Fair Projects and Experiments
    What is the Greenhouse Effect?
    What is Global Warming?
    Elementary School - Grades 4-6
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Identify different ways to affect energy consumption and find the different options available for reducing our school's carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions. [P] [P]
    Demonstrate the Greenhouse effect and show that the world's climate is changing because of these increases in earth's temperatures. [P] [P]
    What are Street Sponges? An invention that will help ordinary streets turn into CO2-soaking sponges. [P]
    How do increased CO2 levels affect plant growth? [E] [E]
    Find out how colors and type of surfaces affect the heat trapping ability of a greenhouse. [E]
    Investigate the greenhouse effect. [E]
    Find out which object (Styrofoam, vinyl material, cotton material, newspaper, or cardboard), has more harmful elements, (ash and smoke) to the atmosphere when it is burnt. [E]
    Build two solar hot boxes and conduct solar thermal experiments that demonstrate the greenhouse effect. [E]
    Global Warming Science Fair Projects and Experiments
    What is the Greenhouse Effect?
    What is Global Warming?
    Middle School - Grades 7-9
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    How are the chemical and physical properties of geologic formations affected during carbon dioxide sequestration? [P] [P]
    Bioremediation of Greenhouse Gasses with Algae [E]
    What is the rate of transmission of ultraviolet energy in atmospheric Greenhouse Gases such as Methane, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Atmospheric Air, and Humdified Air? [E]
    Build a simple and small greenhouse and investigate how trapped infrared radiation affects the temperature within. [E]
    Determine whether CO2 emissions could be reduce by exposing the carbon dioxide gas to microwaves [E]
    How Much Can Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions? [E]
    How Does Carbon Dioxide Affect Air's Rate of Temperature Change? [E]
    Determine if different amounts of carbon dioxide in the air affect the amount of heat retained in the air. [E]
    Determine if there is a difference in the amount of carbon dioxide in car exhaust emitted from the use of the 3 different gas grades to find which gas grade people should use to emit the least carbon dioxide possible as the problem of global warming becomes more severe. [E]
    Does Carbon Dioxide Contribute to the Runaway Greenhouse Effect? [E]
    Show which gases absorb the most amount of energy and show if global warming is possible. [E]
    What amount of carbon dioxide affects temperature change in the atmosphere? [E] [P]
    Determine if the absence of silicate or iron has a great restriction to diatoms (plankton) uptake of CO2 and thus hinder a viable solution to global warming. [E] [E]
    Global Warming Science Fair Projects and Experiments
    What is the Greenhouse Effect?
    What is Global Warming?
    High School - Grades 10-12
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Testing the Effect of Environment on the Transpiration Driven Flux of Two Greenhouse Gases [E]
    Soil treatments with Humates for maximum crop production and to reduce the amount of CO2 generated and emitted. [E]
    Biofixation of CO2 Using Coccolithophorid Algae [P]
    See which of the most common greenhouse gases has the greatest effect on the temperature of the earth. [E]
    Managing Greenhouse Gas Exchange in a Constructed Wetland [P]
    Impact of Elevated CO(2) Atmosphere on Germination of Jasper Ridge Plants [E] [E]
    Determine if increasing amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would cause increases in temperature. [E]
    Compare the amounts of Carbon Dioxide in four common gas sources (human exhalation, ambient air, pure carbon dioxide, and automobile exhaust). [E]
    The Effects of Peat and Water Content on CO2 and CH4 Emissions [P]
    Bringing the Greenhouse effect down to earth: Compare the amount of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in four different sources of gases. [E]
    The connection between fire, soil, & CO2 emission levels. [P]
    Global Warming Science Fair Projects and Experiments
    What is the Greenhouse Effect?
    What is Global Warming?
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    Environmental Sciences Fair Books

    The Orchid Grower - A Juvenile Forensic Science Adventure Novel

    The Orchid Grower
    A Juvenile Science Adventure Novel About Orchids & Genetic Engineering




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