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Student Surveys School's Carbon Footprint Science Fair Project by: Matan School: Montera Middle School, Oakland CA, USA. The 4-casters Zach, Tyler, Chris and Andrew Website     Skit Climate Impacts on Lake Superior Sharing Their Research 4-casters First LEGO League Team Robot Comparing the Effect on Sea Level of Melting Ice Bergs Vs. Glaciers Patrick Weston, Grade 7. Sea Crest Middle School, Half Moon Bay, California. Effects of NO2, CO2, and SO2 on Global Warming Maria won first place in the Environmental Division at the Calumet Regional Science fair in 2000. Her project was about the effect of Nitrogen di oxide, Carbon dioxide, and Sulfur dioxide on global warming. She used sensors interfaced with a computer to measure the temperature changes with both UV and incandescent light Global Warming Solutions Geoff Olynyk, Grade 11 Aldershot High School, Burlington, Ontario 2001 Young Candian Award Winner --$4500 Casa De Mir School-Wide Symposium and Science Fair on Climate Change, 2007 Karen Motreja and Ian James. Montessori School in Campbell, CA Cover Story: Campbell Reporter Energy Consumption Survey   Symposium Agenda   KPFA Interview A Toxicity Assay to Understand the Effects of Global Warming Brenda Heintz and Kevin Heffern International Science Fair in Phoenix, Arizona 2005 Cosmic Rays and Global Warming Holly Reid Batchelor, 17-year-old from Edinburgh, Scotland. The British Association for the Advancement of Science Service CREST Science Fair Science Fair Projects on Global Warming, Climate Change and/or Solutions Your science fair project could be here. Send us a description of your work, photos too. Write us. Do you have a science fair project on global warming, climate change and/or solutions? Do you know of a student who does? Send us your weblink. If you don't have a webpage, you can send us information about your project. We'd be glad to receive descriptions and photos of your project. In order for us to run a photo of you, we will need a photo release, which we can arrange if you are selected for the GlobalWarming Kids.Net website.

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