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activities:
If you bury these objects,
How Many Years will it take for them to disappear? (pdf)- activity grades K-3
Biogas Story (pdf) - article & activity grades K-3
Energy Pioneer - George Washington Carver (pdf) - article grades 4-7
What Can You Do With a Field of Corn? (pdf) - article grades 4-7
Will Your First Car Run On Ethanol? (pdf)- article grades 4-7
New Biomass Technologies (pdf) - article grades 6-12
energy field trips:
waste-to-energy plant
games:
energy slang - see digester
related pages:
garbage (MSW)
reducing waste
landfills
waste-to-energy plants
recycling
renewable energy
transportation
statistics:
recent renewables statistics
timelines:
biomass
ethanol
municipal solid waste(MSW)
audio slideshow:
How Much Renewable Energy Do We Use?- with sound
Energy in Brief:
How Much Renewable Energy Do We Use?
brochures:
Renewable Energy Sources: A Consumer's Guide
statistics:
Biomass Energy Consumption
summary materials:
Biomass
Municipal Solid Waste(MSW)
Wood and Wood Waste
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National Energy Education Development(NEED) Project - materials for primary, elementary, intermediate, and secondary levels
Biomass Energy Basics - on theNational Renewable Energy Laboratory website
Energy Story - Biomass - on the California Energy Commission website
Garbage and Recycling - on the Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental Kids Club
Kids Saving Energy - on the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy website.
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