Lessons – Knowledge Conduit

Unit 10: The Environment and You

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Dandelion (Taraxacum sp) growing on wasteland by derelict, graffiti-covered building, Bristol, UK

Unit 9: Urban Ecosystems

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A landfill in Portugal, images taken by Tim van Nus.

Unit 9: Waste Management

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Guy with a mac

Unit 8: Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy

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Oranges — Delve deeper into the world of agriculture and waste water management. We are going to see how the environment provides for us and how we keep it clean after the fact.

Unit Seven: Food & Water

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Unit Six: Geography and Terrestrial Life

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Unit Five: Air Quality and Climate

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Many intersecting ripples; can you count how many intersect?

Unit Four: Communities and Their Ecology

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A large crowd of people.

Unit Three: Human Populations and Growth

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Unit Two: Physical Sciences, Organismal Ecology, and Evolution

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