Earth and Environmental Sciences science fair projects from 2012

Browse 24 real Earth and Environmental Sciences projects entered in 2012, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2012

Higher Altitude Thin Air

Earth & Planetary Sciences

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to see the change of pressure in a container with increasing altitude and the container will act as a pair of lungs. Methods/Materials 1-2 litte…

CSEF · 2012

Let It Snow!

Earth & Planetary Sciences

Objectives/Goals Our project is about how global warming is affecting snowfall in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in past 80 years. Methods/Materials We did our project in 3 parts Part 1 Records…

CSEF · 2012

Preventing Soil Erosion

Earth & Planetary Sciences Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals In this experiment, three forms of management practices where tested. The goal of the experiment was to discover the most effective way to slow down soil erosion by water in…

CSEF · 2012

Salt and Subsidence

Earth & Planetary Sciences

Objectives/Goals Subsidence has cost billions of dollars in structural damage to buildings,roadways, homes and economic loss in land use. Most devastating consequence of subsidence is that i…

CSEF · 2012

Saturated Soil

Earth & Planetary Sciences First Award

Objectives/Goals My objective was to determine the effects of different soil amendments on the absorption and retention rates of water in the soil. I used six different amendments: volcanic…

CSEF · 2012

Tornado in a Box

Earth & Planetary Sciences Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals Problem Statement: Is the size of a tornado affected by the water temperature over which it is created? Hypothesis: I think that when the water temperature rises, the size o…

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