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Science Scope, 2004
It can be found as a solid, liquid, or gas. It is cohesive, colorless, tasteless, odorless, and has a pH of 7. These are some of the properties of pure water. Life without water would be unimaginable. Water is one of the most important substances for organisms on Earth. It is so important as a means of sustaining life that its existence is one of…
Descriptors: Earth Science, Environmental Education, Water, Science Activities
Azad, Abdul-Majeed; Kesavan, Sathees – Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society, 2006
An economically viable and environmental friendly method of generating hydrogen for fuel cells is by the reaction of certain metals with steam, called metal-steam reforming (MSR). This technique does not generate any toxic by-products nor contributes to the undesirable greenhouse effect. From the standpoint of favorable thermodynamics, total…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Energy, Metallurgy, Fuels
Stephens, Pam – SchoolArts: The Art Education Magazine for Teachers, 2005
This brief article explores the work of Friedrich Stowasser (1928-2000), an Austrian artist who modified his name throughout his career, eventually settling upon the invented name of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Both Hundertwasser's original Slavic surname and his invented surname mean about the same: hundred waters. Both names illustrate the…
Descriptors: Artists, Art Education, Visual Arts, Water
Peer reviewedScience Teacher, 2005
Massive extinctions of animals and the arrival of the first humans in ancient Australia--which occurred 45,000 to 55,000 years ago--may be linked. Researchers at the Carnegie Institution, University of Colorado, Australian National University, and Bates College believe that massive fires set by the first humans may have altered the ecosystem of…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Ecology, Animals, Conservation (Environment)
Zemits, Birut – Australian Journal of Environmental Education, 2006
Biodiversity is an abstract concept, attracting various responses from different people according to where they have come from and what ecosystems they have been closely linked to. In theory, most people would agree that protecting biodiversity is an important process, but in practice, few people commit to actions on a local level. This paper…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Environmental Education, Ecology, Biodiversity
Stemen, Mark – History Teacher, 2003
In California, and elsewhere, faculty are being encouraged to create "service learning opportunities" for their students, such as having social work students volunteer at a local soup kitchen, or having environmental studies students reforest the local watershed. While these endeavors have obvious social value, their education value…
Descriptors: Service Learning, Environmental Education, History Instruction, Conservation (Environment)
Kravitz, Robert; Reichardt, Klaus – American School & University, 2006
Many facilities are considering no-water urinals because they are regarded as an effective way to conserve water. Water must be pumped by electricity, some estimate that as much as $300 per year per urinal can be saved in utility costs. The installation of no-water urinals can help buildings achieve credits toward Leadership in Energy and…
Descriptors: Costs, Sustainable Development, Water, Conservation (Environment)
Allen, Jim – American School & University, 2006
When there's less rainfall, communities often restrict water use to conserve water. But as the U.S. population expands into more arid, drought-stricken areas, the increasing demand for water can stress water districts even in years that see average water supplies. As such, education facilities, which use large amounts of water, are placed under…
Descriptors: Conservation (Environment), Water, Educational Facilities Planning, Sanitation
Maher, Pat – Pathways: The Ontario Journal of Outdoor Education, 2007
This article describes the University of Northern British Columbia's (UNBC's) Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management (ORTM) Program, which focuses squarely on the management of outdoor recreation as it relates to conservation (i.e., in and around parks and protected areas), tourism that is both based in and concerned with the natural/cultural…
Descriptors: Outdoor Education, Tourism, Conservation (Environment), Foreign Countries
McNaught, Megan – Frontiers: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Study Abroad, 2007
The Tsavo/Amboseli Ecosystem represents one of the major remaining wildlife conservation blocks in Kenya. This ecosystem consists of four protected areas which are safe havens for wildlife: Amboseli National Park, Kimana Wildlife Sanctuary, Tsavo West National Park, and Chyulu Hills. This research focused on the wildlife displacement and dispersal…
Descriptors: Public Policy, Indigenous Populations, Conservation (Environment), Land Use
Watson, Chris – PEB Exchange, 2007
This article briefly describes users' experiences of two "green" education buildings. It goes on to conclude that stakeholders' negotiation of building performance is necessary to minimise environmental impact, just as it is necessary to achieve other aspects of building performance.
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Qualitative Research, Educational Facilities Design, Evaluation
Taylor, Neil; Doff, Tamar; Jenkins, Kathy; Kennelly, Julie – International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, 2007
Fiji is developing rapidly, and with an emerging middle class, more of its population are adopting a western lifestyle with its associate patterns of high consumption. This is inevitably having an impact on the country's environment with increased waste production and energy use, and consequently there is a need for effective environmental…
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Foreign Countries, Preservice Teachers, Elementary Education
Engels, Christine Archer; Jacobson, Susan K. – Journal of Environmental Education, 2007
The authors evaluated the environmental education program of the Golden Lion Tamarin Association in Brazil by comparing results of a 2001 survey with baseline data from 1986. Responses of 666 residents and results from 4 focus groups revealed an increase in public support for the tamarin and its habitat and an increase in general environmental…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Public Support, Focus Groups, Environmental Education
Harris, Mary E.; Harris, Harold H. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2007
Middle or high school students celebrate Earth Day on April 22, 2007 by participating in the activity to separate commingled recyclable trash to simulate sorting in a recycling center. Students would gain an appreciation for recyclable trash, after it is taken to a recycling center and learn about properties of recyclables.
Descriptors: Recycling, Sanitation, High School Students, Middle School Students
Business Roundtable, 2008
In this White Paper, the Business Roundtable recommends access to AMERICA 21, a 21st-century approach to lifelong learning for workers, as well as assistance for job dislocation. AMERICA 21 would channel funding from the myriad of existing initiatives into a modernized, streamlined system that leverages and builds on today's best private and…
Descriptors: Competition, Global Approach, Public Sector, Lifelong Learning

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