Environmental Engineering science fair projects from 2003

Browse 36 real Environmental Engineering projects entered in 2003, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2003

Its Getting Hot In Here!

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals My project is a study of solar energy collection. California has been faced with an energy crisis. Could solar energy provide a possible solution? I believe it could, but I…

CSEF · 2003

Natural Air Cleaning

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals Observing air quality and visibility in Los Angeles, the following was found: Air was more polluted and visibility was lower before than after rain. Hypothesis: water can cl…

CSEF · 2003

PCR Detection in Genetically Modified Foods

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals This year I am running PCRs and gels to try and detect the transgene for Roundup Ready resistance. This gene is inserted into the DNA and it make the plant resistant to Roun…

CSEF · 2003

Solar Water Distillation

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals Can salt water be converted to drinking water using solar energy, and if so, what glazing material would perform the best? Methods/Materials The project involved the constru…

CSEF · 2003

Table Scraps End Power Lapse?

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals The objective is to see if common kitchen waste products: potatoes, orange peels, and cabbage, will produce methane gas, and if so, which will produce the most. Methods/Mate…

CSEF · 2003

The Effects of Water on a Hillside

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals My project is to determine which plants would prevent erosion on hillsides the best. Methods/Materials The materials consist of dirt, wild grasses, ice plant, two curved pip…

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