Project Green Light is designed to address the multi-faceted problem of incandescent light bulb inefficiency and consumer wariness of compact fluorescent light bulbs. ...
READ MOREThe environmental club begun at Burley Middle School was designed to meet weekly to discuss environmental issues and ways students can make an impact....
READ MORETo combat the widespread lack of education about environmental responsibility in America, we have devised lesson plans and the "Trash Dash" to help elementary students learn about these issues....
READ MOREThe central goal our group is to effectively and efficiently convey the functions of wind and solar energy to students at Henley Middle School in Crozet, Virginia. ...
READ MORETo research, gather, and assess information necessary for the University of Virginia's School of Architecture's STARS report within the category of "Education and Research"....
READ MOREThe goal of our workshop as a whole this semester has been to create a student sustainability guide that increases awareness of current environmental issues and increases participation in sustainability efforts around grounds....
READ MOREOur group, Team Discovery, planned and executed an exhibit at the Virginia Discovery Museum to read about wind energy, study an actual wind turbine up close, and participate in hands-on activities....
READ MORETo excite, to engage, and to educate the youth about sustainable energy sources in hopes of promoting more awareness throughout the Albemarle community....
READ MOREThe goal of our project on wind and solar power was to educate and inspire the students of Henley Middle School as a part of the overall “Wind for Schools” initiative....
READ MOREOur team goals for this project were to work with Western Albemarle High School students to teach them about renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar....
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