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CSEF · 2019

Edible Membranes to Protect the Environment

Environmental Engineering

Objectives ABSTRACT Our science project is about protecting the environment by eliminating the use of plastic water bottles and minimizing water wastage, fertilizer runoff in gardening plant…

ISEF · 2019

Filtration of Carbonic Acid Out of Water

Environmental Engineering

Rapidly developing industrial processes and manufacturing are releasing an alarming and overwhelming surplus of 29 gigatons of CO2 into the atmosphere every year, adding to the natural disch…

CSEF · 2019

Going Undercover to Save a Precious Resource

Environmental Engineering

Objectives The problem I researched was water evaporation in uncovered finished water reservoirs. My goal was to determine which cover prevents the most water evaporation: white shade balls,…

CSEF · 2019

H2O Generator

Environmental Engineering Honorable_mention Award

Objectives An ongoing problem in parts of the world is a lack of access to water. This project used the Engineering Design Process to create an H2O generator. The goal for H2O Generator was…

CSEF · 2019

How to Re-purpose Plastic

Environmental Engineering

Objectives Plastic pollution is a major problem all around the world. I constantly ask what we could be doing so far as dumping our plastic waste in dumpsters. My objective for this project…

CSEF · 2019

It All Flows to the Ocean

Environmental Engineering

Objectives Our goal was to see if the change of slope effects how well a bioswale filters water. Methods We built a bioswale that we could change to different slopes, and poured polluted wat…

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