9th Grade Environmental Impact Assessment Resources

Explore the environmental consequences of dam construction along the Mekong River, with a focus on disruptions in water flow and ecological implications. Understand the challenges of strategic water resource management and evaluate the impact of infrastructure on natural ecosystems.

Analyze the environmental impacts of products through life cycle assessments, concentrating on raw material extraction, manufacturing, and disposal processes. Develop the ability to evaluate environmental concerns and challenges, enhancing skills in sustainable resource management and decision-making.

Explore the environmental impacts associated with various shopping bag types by focusing on life cycle assessments and sustainable practices. Gain understanding of key environmental concerns while developing the capability to evaluate product sustainability and make informed choices.

Explore key concepts in environmental science with a focus on sustainability and the integration of human activities and environmental systems. Gain an understanding of the goals of environmental engineering, issues surrounding water quality, and techniques for managing pollution. Develop skills in environmental decision-making and sustainability planning, fostering a comprehensive approach to balancing human development with ecological preservation.

Focuses on fundamental environmental science concepts, highlighting the impact of human activities, the distinction between renewable and non-renewable resources, and the importance of maintaining ecological balance. Learners will explore the causes and effects of climate change, strategies for effective resource management, and methods for promoting sustainability and addressing environmental issues.

Explore key concepts regarding the evolution of science, the influence of ethics and worldviews on scientific understanding, and the effect of ethical standards on environmental policies. Engage with these questions to enhance critical thinking skills and develop a deeper understanding of how ethics and objectivity influence scientific inquiry and policy-making.

Explore the environmental impact of mobile phones by examining their lifecycle from manufacture to disposal, including materials used and energy consumption. Understand and analyze key environmental concerns at each stage and learn about responsible disposal methods. Gain insights into extending the useful life of electronic devices.

Explore critical terminology in disaster preparedness with a special emphasis on strategies, essential infrastructure, and core concepts of emergency management. Gaining mastery over this vocabulary enhances the ability to effectively comprehend and implement disaster management principles in practical scenarios.

Explore key engineering principles, including teamwork, communication, and the engineering design process. Enhance understanding of engineering constraints, ethical guidelines, and the integration of science and technology into effective problem-solving.

Explore essential environmental concepts including ecological footprints and human population dynamics, assessing their impact on ecological sustainability. Gain interdisciplinary insights within environmental science and examine the significant developments of the Industrial and Agricultural Revolutions.

Explore important ecological concepts, including sustainability, ecological footprints, and the scientific method, highlighting their significance in environmental science. Develop the ability to identify different types of pollution, understand population dynamics, and describe various symbiotic relationships. Enhance comprehension of environmental principles and sustainability through focused learning objectives and outcomes.

Analysis of the BP oil leakage incident explores current containment measures and evaluates their effectiveness. Learners gain an understanding of the environmental impacts and collaborative efforts for assessment, developing skills in environmental impact analysis and organizational cooperation.

Explores the intersection of environmental health and justice by focusing on historical climate events, such as the 1995 Chicago heat wave, and their impacts on various communities. Learners will understand the effects of environmental determinants on public health and gain insight into advocating for equitable environmental protections.

Focus on understanding the core concepts of environmental science, including the distinction between renewable and nonrenewable resources, the human impact on ecosystems, and the principles of sustainability. Learners will explore the dynamics of resource consumption and its global implications, enhancing their awareness of ecological and environmental challenges.

Explore the fundamental principles of sustainable energy by examining the characteristics and environmental considerations of renewable resources such as solar and wind power. Gain a deeper understanding of renewable technologies and their implications while developing the skills to evaluate sustainable energy criteria and innovative solutions.

Explore the engineering techniques involved in tunnel construction with a focus on the role and impact of tunnel boring machines, specifically Bertha. Understand the mechanics behind constructing tunnels, emphasizing safety considerations for workers and projecting the economic and environmental benefits for urban developments.

Examine the logistics and environmental challenges affecting global trade, with an emphasis on the pivotal role of the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports. Analyze the implications of supply chain disruptions and environmental policies on trade dynamics. Explore the historical contexts of photography and artifacts to foster critical thinking about contemporary global issues.

Study key concepts in sustainable product design, focusing on lifecycle assessment, 'environmental folklore,' and the influence of design on consumption and waste. Gain skills in evaluating environmental impacts, redesigning products for disassembly, and fostering sustainable consumption patterns.

Examine the effects of PFAS on Wilmington, NC's water supply, emphasizing the origins of contamination, the challenges in regulatory frameworks, and the community's initiatives. Gain insight into environmental regulation complexities, exploring effective community strategies and policy-making approaches.

Explore sustainable living and energy efficiency principles through practical examples and interactive content. Understand navigation of energy-efficient solutions, identify key home sustainability factors, and gain insights into best practices for insulation and water management.