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Fossil Fuels: Capstone

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Abstract:: This lesson summarizes our dependency upon fossil fuels, pointing out that there are very few aspects of our daily life that are not impacted by their use.

Subject:: Science and Technology
Grade Level:: Secondary, Post-secondary
SubTopics:: Industrial and Agricultural Impacts
Collection:: Environmental Science Activities for the 21st Century

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Nutrients National Synthesis Project

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Abstract:: This USGS site provides access to data sets collected by the National Water-Quality Assessment Program. It features fact sheets, reports, bibliographies, additional data sets and links to other resources about nutrients in streams, rivers and aquifers of the United States. The site briefly explains what nutrients are, how they are used in the agricultural industry, how they react chemically in the environment, some of the transport processes that introduce them to surface and groundwater, and why excessive nutrients create water quality problems.

Subject:: Science and Technology
Grade Level:: Secondary, Post-secondary
Collection:: USGS

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Using Compost in Agriculture and Field Horticulture

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Abstract:: This document from WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) summarises the benefits of compost in agriculture and field horticulture. It outlines the standards and characteristics for compost, together with the potential soil and cost benefits over nitrate use. References to regulations on compost use in Nitrate Vulnerable Zones and organic agriculture are included.

Subject:: Science and Technology
Grade Level:: Secondary, Post-secondary
SubTopics:: Sustainable Agriculture and Nutrition , Waste and Recycling , Soil and Land
Collection:: Individual Authors

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