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Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Dec 6th
Do Now:
Calculate your water footprint
Upon completion decide on a water diversion project and post your choice in the comments section of the assignment
Calculate your water footprint
Upon completion decide on a water diversion project and post your choice in the comments section of the assignment
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Water diversions Follow up
After completing the Water diversions lab do the following
- Choose a water diversion project not used in the lab.
- Research the following
- Description of project
- What the water is used for
- Area of land the project is used for
- Rate of use (you must show your math here)
- The impact of the creation of the project
- Initial
- Short term
- Long term
- Economic, political,social,environmental
- the benefits of the project
- Initial
- Short term
- Long term
- Economic, political,social,environmental
Create a powerpoint
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Water loss Drop by drop
Water Loss Calculation lab
Please complete and submit via e-mail: James.smirk@gmail.com
Please use the following in the subject heading:
YOUR NAME APES Period 5 2012 Water Loss Calculation Lab
Please complete and submit via e-mail: James.smirk@gmail.com
Please use the following in the subject heading:
YOUR NAME APES Period 5 2012 Water Loss Calculation Lab
Monday, December 3, 2012
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Monday, November 26, 2012
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
lab tests for wqi
TSS test
- Go to Dr. Lee's room and mass your filter paper
- Run 1 liter of water through filter funnel
- put filter paper in drying oven
- remass filterpaper tomorrow
BOD Test (wed) (when we get back from wwtp)
- take sample out of fridge
- Let sample warm to room temp
- Measure sample temp
- Bubble o2 into sample for 5 minutes
- transfer sample into glass BOD bottle (we will do a 5 day test for this)
- take DO of non BOD sample to use as a baseline
Labwrite
Work on writing lab report
Monday, November 19, 2012
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Presentation Schedule
Thursday
- Pharmaceuticals
- DDT
- Neonicotinamide
- oil
Friday
- Lead
- Arsenic
- sedimentation
- Perchlorate
- Acid deposition
Monday
- Coal Ash
- PCB
- Mercury
- Floating Plastic
- PBDE
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Water pollution presentations
Powerpoint presentation
Slides to include
1. What is the pollutant
2. How do Humans create the issue
3.How does it influence waterways
4. Short term impact
5. Long term impact
6. How do we deal with it
7. Real world example/case study
Azcona, Lisa -Lead |
Carroll,
Victoria -Arsenic
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Corrado,
Matthew-Mercury
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Daga,
Keshav-Acid deposition/Acid mine drainage
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Frawley,
Colin -DDT
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Gabriel,
Simon - pharmaceuticals
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Healy, Sage-
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Joshi,
Maithili-perchlorates
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Kang, Hyun
Taek-PCB
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Kioko,
Harrison -PBDE
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Lehman, Madison
M-oil
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Lipschutz,
Jared-coal ash/slag
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Naylor,
Harrison-floating plastic
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Patel, Brij-sediment
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Peck,
Merritt- sediment
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Plage,
Scarlett-floating plastic
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Poddar,
Ritika-Coal ash/Slag
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Ransegnola,
Monica-Oil
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Raza, Syed-PDBE
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Reyes, Eva- PCB
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Robertson, Jane
Campbell-perchlorates
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Rothstein,
Jessica-Neo-nicotinamide
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Sawyer,
John-Pharmaceuticals
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Smallzman,
Ben-DDT
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Stanley,
Robert-Acid deposition/Acid mine drainage
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Tobias,
Brian-Mercury
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Waters,
Eileen-Arsnic
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Zheng,
Edward-
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Friday, October 26, 2012
Wastewater treatment assignment
1.
Create a diagram that identifies the steps of
wastewater treatment. Label the parts.
2.
Describe what would happen to D.O. and BOD at each of these stages (use a graph
to do this)
3.
Describe how the treatment plant is designed to
maximize the DO availability during the process
4.
Describe the material cycling of nitrogen in the
wastewater treatment plant. Include the
chemical reactions associated with this cycling and the bacteria that drive the
reactions
you may use the miller texts and the internet to do this.
You do not need to turn this in electronically. We will be using this on monday.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Test Monday 10/22
Test is still on for Monday
That is why it was announced on Thursday
Chaps 1-3
Remember that we also saw films on Population Growth and Economic/Environmental Impact
Also that we did a project on important people and events in environmental history.
Test will Be 60% multiple choice 40% free response
AP scoring will be used
5=A
4=B
3=C
2=D
1=F
Scores bordering between scores will be assigned + or - accordingly
That is why it was announced on Thursday
Chaps 1-3
Remember that we also saw films on Population Growth and Economic/Environmental Impact
Also that we did a project on important people and events in environmental history.
Test will Be 60% multiple choice 40% free response
AP scoring will be used
5=A
4=B
3=C
2=D
1=F
Scores bordering between scores will be assigned + or - accordingly
Friday, October 19, 2012
Classwork oct 19th
1. Write a paragraph per biogeochemical cycle that identifies 2 specific ways in which humans influence the cycle and what the resulting global impacts are associated with the human influence.
(the internet may be used to
research this)
2.Complete the following essay. (No internet resources or notes)
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Root Nodule Lab due oct 18th
Dissection of a Root
Nodule
Examine roots under
the microscope on low power. Sketch and
intact nodule and root here:
Obtain a razor
blade, slice the nodule open sagitally (so you can see the cut surface of one
side). Describe the appearance of your nodule.
If yours “didn’t work’ describe the appearance of someone’s who
did. Sketch
What process occurs
in the nodules?
What conditions are
indicated by what you observed in a nodule
What compound
provided by the clover plant provides this condition?
What is the
importance of this process in the biosphere?
Monday, October 1, 2012
Oct 2nd in class assignment
You are going to watch planet earth from pole to pole.
During the film identify the following with specific examples
Send an e-mail with your answers
During the film identify the following with specific examples
1. What shapes life on Planet Earth?
2. What happens to Arctic sheet ice during the spring and
summer?
3. What transformation takes place at 50 degrees latitude?
4. Describe the sunlight in the tropics.
5. What shapes food chains in the ocean?
6. How does the sun create rain storms?
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