By Noah Moster Last week’s blog post focused on ways to avoid the heat of the summer with fun and entertaining STEM projects that students could do indoors as a nice escape from the heat. But do you know what the problem is with indoor science projects? They’re indoors, of course! Summer is all about […]
The Environment
Green Horizons: 4 Clean Energy Experimental Research Ideas for High Schoolers
By Gayathri Narayanan Embark on a journey into clean energy! This blog will explore four hands-on clean energy experimental research ideas designed to engage high school students in the exciting world of clean energy. 1. Energy-Efficient Lighting Comparison Students can compare the energy usage and brightness of various light bulb types, including LED, compact fluorescent […]
Eco Futures: Exploring 4 Careers in Sustainability and Green Industries
By Tyler King In a world that is increasingly in tune with the urgency of environmental defense, careers in sustainability and green industries are increasingly popular opportunities for personal growth and contributing to a more sustainable future. As the world moves into heightened environmental consciousness, those passionate about environmental protection are moving into more diverse […]
Sunny Adventures: 3 Solar Activities for Grades 3-5 Innovators
By Gayathri Narayanan The world is shifting increasingly toward renewable energy sources to tackle climate change, so future generations must learn about sustainability. Engaging elementary kids in practical tasks related to solar energy not only enhances their comprehension but also fosters critical thinking abilities. This blog will explore three fun solar activities for grades 3-5 […]
The Science Behind Climate Change: A Middle School Student-Friendly Guide
By Elizabeth Antenucci This blog will explore the intricacies of climate change through four hands-on activities and experiments for middle school students. Students will explore the fascinating world of greenhouse gases, air pollution, melting glacial ice, and the greenhouse effect. 1. Greenhouse Gas Edible Models Get ready for an exciting journey into the world of […]
The U.S. Progress with Single-Use Plastic Bans
By Seaside Sustainability Plastic pollution was first recognized in the mid 1900s when plastic debris was beginning to be found in our oceans. Since then, plastic production has increased, but so have efforts to combat the use of plastic. However, every year around 400 million tons of plastic is produced globally. Convenience is one of […]
