About the Links: If you have trouble with a link, please try searching for the information provided. The Science Friday links are not working currently, however if you do an independent search you should be able to find the program. Thanks
Geothermal Links:
Geothermal Heats Up: (Hills just north of Sonoma wine country. geothermal reservoir under rugged terrain. Largest tapped geothermal field in the world!)
*Radio program
Geothermal Energy Basics: NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)
Wind Energy Links:
The Science Friday File on Wind Energy
*Radio program
American Wind Energy Association: Wind Web Tutorial
(excellent resource for wide variety of content)
Wind Energy Basics: NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)
Solar Energy Links:
Solar Power Scales Up (March 14th, 2008)
*Radio program
Solar Energy Basics (NREL: National Renewable Energy Laboratory)
Biomass Energy Links:
Scientists Seek New Ways to Produce Biofuel
*Radio Program
Biomass Energy Basics (NREL: National Renewable Energy Laboratory)
Wave Energy Links:
Harnessing Energy From the Sea
*Radio program
PG & E, San Francisco and Golden Gate Energy Combine Efforts to Explore Tidal Power Options in SF Bay
Hydropower Links:
Thirst for Energy Fuels Controversial Power Project
*Radio program
Hydroelectricity (EPA)
Hybrid Links:
California Company Develops Plug-In Hybrid
*Radio program
Conversion Kit Allows Hybrid to Go Gas Free
*Radio program
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
APes Syllabus: April 15-May 2
APes Energy Syllabus
Wildcats for a Better Tomorrow Project
Focusing our energy on tomorrow's energy...
If you are 18 this might be a research project you can do:
Creating a Mini star here on Earth: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Requests for public tours should be directed to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) Public Affairs Office at (925) 422-4599. Tours are limited to persons 18 years of age or older. The Public Affairs information line, (925) 422-4599, is also available to answer questions about the Laboratory's mission, programs, and activities.
Wildcats for a Better Tomorrow Project
Focusing our energy on tomorrow's energy...
If you are 18 this might be a research project you can do:
Creating a Mini star here on Earth: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Requests for public tours should be directed to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) Public Affairs Office at (925) 422-4599. Tours are limited to persons 18 years of age or older. The Public Affairs information line, (925) 422-4599, is also available to answer questions about the Laboratory's mission, programs, and activities.
Current Links to Check out
World Clock
(In particular check out world population, oil pumped, cars produced, species extinct!)
AP exam May 17
If you are taking the exam, please review the free response questions and answers found here.
Practice Multiple choice questions can be found here.
Our text book on line has great practice questions as well.
(In particular check out world population, oil pumped, cars produced, species extinct!)
AP exam May 17
If you are taking the exam, please review the free response questions and answers found here.
Practice Multiple choice questions can be found here.
Our text book on line has great practice questions as well.
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