EGeoS
Exploring Geoscience Solutions (EGeoS) Learning Modules
Place-based EGeoS learning modules empower students to assess climate change challenges and devise solutions within the context of the Appalachian environment. These inquiry-based learning modules are designed using pedagogy that centers inquisitiveness, choice, and self-direction. They also align with high school science standards in earth science and other science courses.
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Links to learning modules coming soon!
Can Earth's Climate Temperature Be Controlled?
You may have heard of global warming and the problems it is causing. But you have also heard our planet has had cold Ice Ages before. So how does Earth's temperature change? And could humans do something to cool it down as a means to address global warming?
Are flooded coal mines a source for geothermal energy?
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Can trees solve climate change?
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Would switching a power plant from coal to natural gas have an impact on clean water?
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Can the rocks in West Virginia help remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?
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Can old coal mines provide the minerals needed for electric car batteries?
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