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CSEF · 2013

Ozone Ogone

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The ozone will be 100% in 2060 Methods/Materials Computer, large balloon, laser, wireless sensor, Helium, Weather patterns, old data charts, lunar chart, scientific assessme…

CSEF · 2013

Pampas Grass Grows Wild!

Environmental Science Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals My objective was to determine the main growing conditions of Pampas Grass. Methods/Materials I conducted three different field study experiments. In my first experiment I wa…

CSEF · 2013

Plastic: Productive or Destructive

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals ​In the ocean there are slow rotating whirlpools called gyres that#with the help of wind, currents, and the earth#s gravitational pull#have become a trap for billions…

CSEF · 2013

The Effect of Biodiversity on Ecosystem Health

Environmental Science Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals The experiment's intent was to find the effect of biodiversity (more specifically species diversity as measured by the Simpsons Diversity Index) on the overall health of an…

CSEF · 2013

Vermicomposting

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals In this generation, more people are trying to raise awareness to the three R#s: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Humans create abundant amount of waste every day and have no othe…

CSEF · 2013

Which Earthworm Best Affects the Soil?

Environmental Science Third Award

Objectives/Goals Objectives: My objective was to find out which earthworm best affected the soil (produced the best pH, N, P, and K levels). Methods/Materials Methods/Materials: I counted an…

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