UNIT+6+-+Freshwater

=STUDY GUIDES= CHAPTER 15: Freshwater = = CHAPTER 16: Oceans

=CLASS NOTES=

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Wastewater treatment

3/23 3/22

pre 2011 PP

pre 2011 PP

pre 2011 PP

pre 2011 PP

Ocean overview PowerPoint.

=RESOURCES=
 * ~  || [[file:Marine biodiversity.ppt]] PowerPoint on Ocean biodiversity ||
 * ~  || [[file:Marine biodiversity.ppt]] PowerPoint on Ocean biodiversity ||

Thorough lecture on wastewater treatment

Read Viewpoints, p. 489 and see the following: a. [] b. [] c. [] for Friday: Write a few good paragraphs answering the Viewpoints question (i.e, do marine reserves work?). Cite evidence from articles a, b, and c or your other reading.

[|Marine Protected Areas] This site is THE place for learning about U.S. MPAs.

Ocean conveyor animation: see YouTube video below

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[|fishing and aquaculture techniques] a Monterey Bay Aquarium site. Lots of info on fishing techniques, and fish as food.

[|Seafood Watch] This is the site for the assignment on AWS 10/12. By clicking ``browse seafood'' you can see information on many commercially fished species and can research why a particular fish is considered a good choice or one to avoid.

USEFUL WEBSITES:

[|Water Resources: The Habitable Planet] This site is aimed at giving background to teachers, but it is well-suited to APES study and review. There is an online textbook that nicely complements Withgott. There are numerous good diagrams and figures and also animations. Finally, there is about a half-hour video.

[|Water cycle] This is a U.S. Geological Survey site, with printable water cycle diagrams in more than 25 languages, including Swahili, Zulu, and Kyrgyz.