Environmental Analysis science fair projects from 2018

Browse 34 real Environmental Analysis projects entered in 2018, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2018

Analyzing Escondido Creek Water Quality

Environmental Science Third Award

Objectives/Goals My goals were to analyze the water quality of Escondido Creek at different sites to identify the effects of the seven-mile flood control channel versus the natural environme…

CSEF · 2018

Effect of Pesticides on Decomposition

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The objective of this experiment is to observe the effects of pesticides on the decomposition of leaves in soil. Methods/Materials For this experiment, I filled 12 jars with…

CSEF · 2018

Going Up in Flames: Soil Bacteria

Environmental Science Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals I wanted to identify the soil type with the highest bacterial biodiversity (number of different bacterial colonies) and to see how fires affect bacterial biodiversity. My pr…

CSEF · 2018

Plants that Change Climate Change

Environmental Science Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this project was to investigate the claim that different plants absorb CO2 at different rates. My hypothesis was that the claim is true and that plants do abs…

CSEF · 2018

Rock 'N Roll

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals We wanted to discover if there is a correlation between water concentration and liquefaction. Methods/Materials We used a shake table, water, sand, bucket, and a rock. To be…

CSEF · 2018

Sordid Sediment

Environmental Science Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals My objective was to determine the effect of sediment on water quality in lakes and the marine organisms that inhabit it. Methods/Materials Sediment was collected from three…

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