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Energy questions: fossil fuels

AP Environmental science

Energy questions 2.16.24 Bozeman Science: Energy consumption: http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-023-energy-consumption Fossil Fuel resources: http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-024-fossil-fuel-resources Read chapter W19 here: https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/texts...

Energy questions: Nuclear and Hydropower

AP Environmental science

Energy Questions: W20: Nuclear and Hydropower Please read: Chapter 20: Conventional energy alternatives (nuclear, biofuels, hydropower) Please watch: Bozeman Science: 025 - Nuclear Energy   http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-025-nuclear-energy 026 - Hydroelec...

Energy Questions: Renewable Energy

AP Environmental science

Energy questions: W21 Renewable Energy Please read: Chapter 21: Renewable energy https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/texts/Withgott7e%20v.2%20ocr/ch21ocr.pdf Bozeman Science: 027 - Energy Reduction     http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-027-energy-conservation 028 - Re...

W21 questions: renewable energy

AP Environmental science

Energy questions: W21 Renewable Energy Please read: Chapter 21: Renewable energy https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/texts/Withgott7e%20v.2%20ocr/ch21ocr.pdf Bozeman Science: 027 - Energy Reduction     http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-027-energy-conservation 028 - Re...

Lab: ROI-TCO

AP Environmental science

Lab: ROI-TCO Return on investment (ROI) is the time it will take for any investment to break even, or recover the initial investment. Example: if you purchase an electric vehicle that saves you $400 every month in fuel, but costs you $40,000, you would divide ...

Unit 8: Pollution: module 4.54 Health

AP Environmental science

Module 54: Human health, pathogens, infectious diseases Most studies are retrospective: natural experiments (exposure caused some condition) often disasters (e.g. Bhopal and union carbide) Prospective study: planned exposure (drug trial, animal testing) Synerg...

Climate change: HEAT video

AP Environmental science

Frontline: HEAT Climate change: definitions cause and effect video problem teams (diads) First, some terms: Climate change Global warming Climate Crisis Which is most accurate?  Most scary?  Most likely to cause change? Recall: energy->water->food->culture Glo...

AP Exam docs

AP Environmental science

Visual notes for AP exam: https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/_pdf/APES%20visual%20notes%20for%20exam.pdf 2024 AP central exam description: https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/_pdf/2024%20apes%20exam%20summary.pdf Note format, length and sample MC and FR questions 2024 AP central...

Solid waste 4.50

AP Environmental science

4.50: Solid wasteSolid waste: produced by humans, non-toxic, results of civilization Bozeman science:Full listing:https://elab.local/apes/videos/bozeman_science/ Solid waste:http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-031-solid-waste Primitive societies had no solid w...

Recycling 4.51

AP Environmental science

Module 4.51: waste reduction and recyclingReduce, reuse and recycle: 3 R'sSource reduction: see also Tesla manufacturing: "best part of any car is the part you can delete" also reusable containers, buying in bulk (e.g. health food store)Reuse: easiest example ...

Module 33: Sustainable food production

AP Environmental science

Mod 33: Sustainable agriculture (fishing too) Desertification (see above) intercropping vs. monocropping, see "the three sisters" Contour cropping: saves space, reduces runoff, preserves top soil (e.g. our garden, most of Asia) No-till ag: same idea, retains o...

APES Laws and agreements

AP Environmental science

Code:  Anything ending in "a" is an act of Congress Anything ending in "ES" involves endangered species Any "protocol" is an international agreement Critical laws and agreements by date: 1963 (revised several times since) Clean Air Act (CAA): Includes provisio...

AP exam math review

AP Environmental science

Most common math concepts: Exponential decay: radioactive elements, A=Ao(1/2)^n where n is the number of half lives Isotopes: atomic number (protons) and atomic mass (p+n) Exponential growth: populations, rule of 70, 70/% = doubling time pH: log10 of [H+], 10x...

24.08.16 Syllabus notes

AP Environmental science

AP Environmental Science Syllabus: 2024-25  Summary of the important bits:How to succeedThis class is all about discovery and discussion  Points: How to get an A in APES:Classwork:  Daily quizzes: on homework and our class discussions. These help me keep up wi...

24.08.28 Sustainability

AP Environmental science

Bozeman Science: http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-001-environmental-science Link to chapter 1 of the cengage Miller text: https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/_pdf/cengage/chapters/cengage_ch1.pdf Chapter 1.1 homework:email answers before next class Cengage, chapter 1...

24.08.28 Tragedy of the commons

AP Environmental science

Questions: What is  a "commons", what is the history, and where you might find one (NE US?) Where would you find a similar situation on campus?  Our country is aging, and the "youthening" of the nation will change our IPAT how? On your 8 countries, which are s...

24.08.27 environmental ethics

AP Environmental science

1.3 Homework: We’ll be studying population growth in detail soon, but solve this riddle: you are given 2 M&M candies, and told that you can double it every minute, starting at the beginning of class. How many would you have after 15 minutes? You can do this wi...

1.0 chapter summary

AP Environmental science

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