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3/28/16 1 Environmental Science Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Do-Now: “12.1 Quiz Review” 1. Write down today’s FLT 2. An example of a primary pollutant is _____. 3. An example of a secondary pollutant is _____. 4. Today, most air polluFon comes from ________. 5. One way vehicle emissions have been reduced is ____________. 6. When the air above is warmer than the air below, ____________ occurs. Finished? Take out your planner and ToC. Announcements Script/Storyboard due today Turn into box with rubric Turn in incomplete assignment form if not ready Powerpoint/video/poster due aPer break Poster must be presented Announcements Thursday à minimum day (end 1:30) Friday à No school Spring break à school resumes 4/4 Q3 ends 4/8 Project included in grade Midterm Thurs. 4/7 Planner: Project! Final project due 4/4 Midterm Thurs. 4/7 (inc. Ch. 11-12) Table of Contents #6 21. 12.1 Quiz Review Do-Now 22. 12.2 Notes WS 23. Ch. 12 Vocab Standard HS-ESS3-1: Construct an explanation based on evidence for how the availability of natural resources, occurrence of natural hazards, and changes in climate have influenced human activity. FLT I will be able to demonstrate my understanding of air pollution by completing 12.1 Quiz
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Environmental Science

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Do-Now:“12.1QuizReview”1.   Writedowntoday’sFLT2.   Anexampleofaprimarypollutantis_____.3.   Anexampleofasecondarypollutantis_____.4.   Today,mostairpolluFoncomesfrom________.5.   Onewayvehicleemissionshavebeenreducedis

____________.6.   Whentheairaboveiswarmerthantheairbelow,

____________occurs.Finished?TakeoutyourplannerandToC.

Announcements

• Script/Storyboardduetoday– Turnintoboxwithrubric– Turninincompleteassignmentformifnotready

• Powerpoint/video/posterdueaPerbreak– Postermustbepresented

Announcements

• Thursdayàminimumday(end1:30)• FridayàNoschool• Springbreakàschoolresumes4/4• Q3ends4/8– Projectincludedingrade– MidtermThurs.4/7

Planner: • Project! Final project due 4/4 • Midterm Thurs. 4/7 (inc. Ch. 11-12) Table of Contents #6 21.  12.1 Quiz Review Do-Now 22.  12.2 Notes WS 23.  Ch. 12 Vocab

Standard •  HS-ESS3-1: Construct an explanation based on evidence

for how the availability of natural resources, occurrence of natural hazards, and changes in climate have influenced human activity.

FLT •  I will be able to demonstrate my understanding of

air pollution by completing 12.1 Quiz

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Standard •  HS-ESS3-1: Construct an explanation based on evidence

for how the availability of natural resources, occurrence of natural hazards, and changes in climate have influenced human activity.

FLT •  I will be able to identify the effects of air pollution by

completing 12.2 Notes

12.2 Notes

• Noise level 0 • Copy down all bolded ideas • Raise your hand to question/comment • Be prepared to pair-share

12.2: Air, Noise, and Light Pollution

Air Pollution

Air Pollution •  Recall: Air pollution = when harmful substances

build up in the air to unhealthy levels • Urban air quality and indoor air quality are two

major areas of toxic pollution

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Health Effects of Air Pollution

Health Effects of Air Pollution

•  Short-Term Effects: – Headache, nausea,

eye/noise/throat irritation, chest tightness, coughing, bronchitis, pneumonia

Health Effects of Air Pollution •  Long-Term Effects: – Emphysema, lung cancer, heart disease

Indoor Air Pollution

Indoor Air Pollution • Chemicals from carpets, building materials,

paints, and furniture often pollute the air inside a home or building

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Indoor Air Pollution •  Sick-Building Syndrome

= When buildings have very poor air quality • Most common in hot

regions with tightly-sealed buildings (to keep out heat)

Indoor Air Pollution • Ventilation (the mixing of outdoor and indoor

air) is necessary for good air quality

Indoor Air Pollution •  Radon Gas = colorless, tasteless, odorless

radioactive gas.

Indoor Air Pollution •  Radon gas can adhere to dust particles that

people inhale, eventually leading to lung cancer

Indoor Air Pollution • Asbestos = Minerals that form in long, thin fibers

that are strong and heat-resistant • Asbestos has been used as an insulator and fire

retardant

Indoor Air Pollution •  It has been banned in the U.S. because it is

dangerous to inhale à can cause disease and heart failure

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Noise Pollution

Noise Pollution • Noise Pollution = unwanted sound

Noise Pollution • Constant noise contributes to hearing loss – About 14.9% of teens have permanent hearing

loss due to technology – People living in quiet environments have

heightened hearing levels

Noise Pollution • Decibels (dB) = unit of measurement for the

intensity of sound •  Europe regulates music players to not exceed

100 dB of noise •  The U.S. does not have regulations

Light Pollution

Light Pollution •  Light pollution = excessive artificial light, such

as urban sky glow

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Light Pollution •  Light pollution can increase headaches,

fatigue, stress, and anxiety

Light Pollution •  Light pollution also diminishes the view of the

night sky, affecting animals that rely on the night sky (such as migratory birds or sea turtles)

Pair-Share-Respond 1.   IdenFfyoneshort-termandonelong-term

healtheffectofairpolluFon2.   Listthreeexamplesorsourcesofindoor

polluFon3.   WhyisnoisepolluFondangerous?4.   ListanexampleofhowlightpolluFonhas

affectedhumansorotheranimals.

CW

1.  Complete the assessment 2.  Project J 3.  ToC or read quietly

Environmental Science

Thursday, March 24, 2016

Do-Now:“VideoNotes:Linfen”1.   Writedowntoday’sFLT

Copydownandcompletethesentences:1.   IthinkthecountrywiththemostpolluFonis___.2.   AirpolluFoncauseshealtheffectssuchas____.3.   OnewaytoreduceairpolluFonwouldbeto

__________________.4.   Number1-5underneathyourdo-nowforvideo

notes.Finished?TakeoutyourplannerandToC.

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Announcements

• Project– Powerpoint/video/posterdueaPerbreak• Powerpointmustbeprintedoneslideperpage.IncludeallinformaFonaswellasimages.• VideomustbeemailedtoMs.Flemingorsubmi_edtoheronaflashdrive.• Postermustbepresentedinfrontofclass–beprepared.Onenotecardmax.

Announcements

• Springbreakàschoolresumes4/4• Q3ends4/8– Projectincludedingrade

Planner: • FINISH PROJECT & ToC! • Clear any missing work Table of Contents #6 21.  12.1 Quiz Review Do-Now 22.  12.2 Notes WS 23.  Ch. 12 Vocab 24. Video Notes: Linfen

VideoNotes

• WatchthevideoclipaboutpolluFoninLinfen• Asyouwatch,writefivefactsorobservaFonsaboutthecity• WewillshareoutaPertheclip

VideoNotes

• Let’sshareJ

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Standard •  HS-ESS3-1: Construct an explanation based on evidence

for how the availability of natural resources, occurrence of natural hazards, and changes in climate have influenced human activity.

FLT •  I will be able to overview different types of pollution

by completing Pollution Summaries

Pollu?onSummaries

• Choose1-2peopletoworkwithMAX(nogroupsof4ormore)• Writedowntheirnamesonyourpaper

Pollu?onSummaries

• Chooseoneofthefourtopics:– WaterPolluFon11.3pg.284– AirPolluFonOverview12.1pg.305– Air,Noise,&lightPolluFon12.2pg.309– AcidRain12.3pg.314

Pollu?onSummaries

• Divideandconquer:– Separatethepagesandhavesomeoneworkingoneachpartseparately.– Onepersonwillworkonthesummary,andanotherwillworkonthediagram(s).– DiagramsMUSTbelabeledandcolored.Makethemneatanddetailed.

CW

1.   Finishsummaries.Re-stapletogetherandturninpackets.

–  Worth5quizpoints2.   WorkonprojectorToC


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