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Direct linkBusby, Joe; Carpenter, Pam Page – Technology Teacher, 2009
Regardless of a person's convictions and belief system, science has provided a body of knowledge that points to human interaction with nature as being the leading cause of pollution and a variable to the cause of global warming. Technology teachers are part of the global solution for educating a greater public about energy inputs, processes, and…
Descriptors: Fuels, Transportation, Power Technology, Interaction
