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The students' blogs have been transferred to 8th grade.
by NJLI teacher: Rye 8th Team


Assignments
Garden Dichotomous Key 09/17

Blog Entries
6/15 NJLI Wordle
6/11 NJLI Voicethread
5/22 Roadkill Size , 2009
5/13 Shoe Advertisement
5/8 Roadkill Graph
5/7 Earthcast 2009
4/23 Seed Packets
4/9 Acid Rain
3/4 Antarctica Flag
3/3 Stock Market Report
2/2 Still Life
2/2 Science Valentines
12/16 Ice Storm
12/11 Diving in Antarctica
12/5 Joe Flood
11/24 Antarctica Reflection
10/30 Solar System Objects
9/26 Inner Planets

List 25, 50, all

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Acid Rain Acid Rain is formed by pollution from houses power plant and many other things. The pollution goes into the sky and sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide are formed by sun and moisture mixing with pollution. Then the sulfur and nitrogen travel a long distance and form clouds. The sulfur dioxide travels 500 to 1500 miles, and the nitrogen oxide travels 50 to 300 miles. After they form clouds the clouds rain and create wet deposition. The wet deposition kills plants and animals, eats away at lime stone and metal.
A solution for acid rain is to reduce the source of electricity. Some thing you can do to reduce the source of electricity is bike or walk instead of using your car. Another solution is to use less and try to cut back and only use what you really need. You can also use scrubbers to reduce the source of electricity. Scrubbers filter the air from a smokestack and make our air cleaner and better for our earth.

Article posted April 9, 2009 at 10:19 AM • comment • Reads 530 • Return to Blog List

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