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CSEF · 2011

Fresh Water Galore: Greywater Recycling

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals Currently, California and many other places are experiencing fresh water shortage crisis. A major portion of this fresh water shortage comes from excess use of water in home…

CSEF · 2011

Green Cleans

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals Does environmental soap have a harmful effect on brine shrimp? Regular soap will have a more harmful effect on the brine shrimp compared to the ecological brands. First, I p…

CSEF · 2011

Greywater vs. Tap Water

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project was to find out if greywater benefits plant growth and health more than tap water. Methods/Materials Methods/Procedures: Select 3 different types o…

CSEF · 2011

How Does Acid Rain Affect a Building?

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals To conduct my investigation, I will use multiple liquids (acids, bases, and neutrals) to simulate rain. The liquids will represent the independent variable as it will be cha…

CSEF · 2011

How Does Acid Rain Affect Aquatic Plants?

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals My objective was to determine the survival rate of aquatic plants after an acidic rain. My hypothesis was that the greater amount of acid in the tanks, the lower the surviva…

CSEF · 2011

How You Affect the Slough

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals By studying micro-invertebrates as bio-indicators and measuring water quality indices we want to determine the health of our local wetland in order to determine the effect t…

CSEF · 2011

Los Angeles River Pollution

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to determine the changes in pH,turbidity,ammonia and dissolved oxygen along the Los Angeles River water upstream and downstream of the Glenda…

CSEF · 2011

Men with a Lot of Mussels

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals Our goal is to explore the biodiversity of the Davenport Landing tide pools along a pre-established vertical transect. Our investigative question is: How will biodiversity o…

CSEF · 2011

Oasis

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The goal of this apparatus was to create a portable, cheap water filtration system that could be used in survival situations, in countries where access to filtered water is…

CSEF · 2011

Oil Spills and Dispersants: A Deadly Duo?

Environmental Science Third Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of my experiment was to simulate the use of dispersant by British Petroleum (BP) to clean up oil in the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill. The experiment tested whether…

CSEF · 2011

Oily Hair!

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to see if hair , using hair booms which are nylon stockings stuffed with hair, are able to absorbs three different types of oil. Those three…

CSEF · 2011

Plants and Their Environment

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The goal of my project was to determine how different plants respond to different extreme conditions, specifically whether or not natural disasters play a role in the invasi…

CSEF · 2011

Red Tide Sensitivity to Ocean Acidification

Environmental Science Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The goal of this project was to develop a tank in which I could study the effects of ocean acidification on the dinoflagellate L. polyedra, and then study the effects of oce…

CSEF · 2011

Rooftop Gardens: Cool Idea?

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals My objective was to find the function of rooftop gardens, if they are insulators or coolers, and how they insulate and/or cool the internal temperature of a structure. Metho…

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