Primary School - Grades K-3
P=Project E=Experiment
Demonstrate the greenhouse effect in a jar.
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What is the greenhouse effect? [P]
Global Warming Science Fair Projects and Experiments
What is the Greenhouse Effect?
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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]
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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?
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
Determine if blocks of ice exposed to air with increasing levels of carbon dioxide will melt faster than a block of ice exposed to air with an average level of carbon dioxide without air temperature being a factor.
[E]
How are the chemical and physical properties of geologic formations affected during carbon dioxide sequestration? [P] [P]
Research global dimming as a way to limit the greenhouse effect [E]
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 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?
How are the chemical and physical properties of geologic formations affected during carbon dioxide sequestration? [P] [P]
Research global dimming as a way to limit the greenhouse effect [E]
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 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
Does Carbon Dioxide Raise the Temperature of the Atmosphere?
[E]
Modeling CMIP5 Projected Climate Change Impacts on Global Chiropteran Species-Range Shifts under RCP Emission Scenarios [E]
How Much Can Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions? [E]
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?
Modeling CMIP5 Projected Climate Change Impacts on Global Chiropteran Species-Range Shifts under RCP Emission Scenarios [E]
How Much Can Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions? [E]
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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