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Showing 1 to 20 of 438 for “"Environmental Science"”.
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Positron Emission Tomography in Oncology and Environmental Science
… cancer, and 2) the physiological assessment of environmental pollutants in living systems. Several chapters in this body of work are dedicated to the synthesis of antibody-based radiopharmaceuticals and novel site-specific bioconjugation strategies, and their promise for clinical translation for …
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Block Copolymer Derived Porous Carbon Fiber for Energy and Environmental Science
… candidate to address current energy and environmental needs, carbon fibers require further investigation to be used to their full potential. Emerging strategies for carbon fiber design rely on developing facile synthetic routes for controlled carbon structures. The scientific community …
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Environmental science in the new millennium : a model to give structure and guidance
… a template for successful interdisciplinary Environmental Science (EVSQ) programs at four-year American learning institutions. The first conclusion reached is that there is no one "perfect" program. Only by identifying clear goals for EVSC can programs improve. It was determined that a clear …
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The role of semantic web technologies for IoT data in underpinning environmental science
… and with various temporal resolutions in environmental science. In many other areas of IoT deployment, volume and velocity dominate, however in environmental science, the more general pattern is quite distinct and often variety dominates. There exists a large number of small, heterogeneous …
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Beliefs of Georgia Public Middle School Science Teachers Regarding Residential Environmental Science Education
… data concerning Georgia public middle school science teachers' beliefs related to participation in Georgia 4-H Residential Environmental Science Education (RESE) programs. He compared the beliefs of two groups of Georgia public middle school science teachers: teachers who had participated in …
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A guiding model for decolonizing environmental science research and restoring relational accountability with Indigenous communities
… with an emphasis on diverse ways of knowing in environmental sciences, natural resources, and climate research. Effectively addressing complex social-ecological issues faced within our current and future generations, such as extreme climate variability and environmental justice, will require all …
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How and what do science advisers learn? Insights from environmental science-policy in the UK
Through their engagements with science-policy, academics often have to revisit some of their enduring assumptions and expectations about the world of policymaking. They have to learn to become (effective) science advisers in diverse contexts. No instruction manuals or guidelines have quite prepared …
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Forging family outdoor identity: natural conversations about the effect of outdoor experiences on attitudes toward environmental science
… interactions affected their attitudes about environmental science. Members of six families--at least one parent and one child--were interviewed during a walk in a city-maintained natural area in Fort Collins, Colorado. The discussion examined the themes of family time spent outdoors, …
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Method Development Using Laser Ablation And Solution Icpms And Their Application In Environmental Science And Forensic Provenance Studies
… solution-based ICPMS and their application in environmental science and forensic (provenance) investigations. In the first project, plutonium (Pu) concentrations and 240Pu/ 239Pu atom ratios were measured in kelp, lichen, aquatic moss, and horse mussel collected on or near Amchitka Island, a …
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Architecture and site: a field research center for the studies of environmental science, horticulture, landscape architecture, and forestry
The relationship of building to site is the most fundamental aspect in the creation of architecture. As man is a product of nature and his environment the way in which he chooses to after that environment in the process of building reveals not only his attitude towards his physical surroundings, …
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An ethnographic investigation of the process of change in students' environmental identity and pro-environmental behavior in an Environmental Science course
<p>In recent years, the Environmental Science course has become increasingly integrated into the high school curriculum as a component of the core curriculum, an AP course, or as an elective (Edelson, 2007); however, little research has been conducted to evaluate the course's effectiveness in …
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The impact of technical barriers on the effectiveness of professional development as related to a distance education system-based course: A case study in the Web World Wonders environmental science learning community.
… course: a case study of the web world wonders environmental science learning community in Florida. The project involved 4th through 12th grade public school teachers learning how to use GPS readers, digital cameras, and Arc View software for the purpose of utilizing a Website that enabled …
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Using Enviromnetal Science Education to Empower Urban Youth to Overcome Environmental Injustices and Become Engaged Eco-Citizens
<p>Science education, especially the discipline of environmental science, carries the unique opportunity to engage and empower urban youth of diverse backgrounds. Environmental science education helps establish a connection between youth and the natural world and helps youth engage in …
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Assessing the use of periphyton as bioindicators of water quality, for use in Namibian inshore waters
… partial fulfilment for the degree of Master of Science (Environmental Science)
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Experiential Learning in School Gardens and Other Outdoor Environments: A Survey of Needs for Supplemental Programs
… community. The study assessed the needs of local science teachers and how their needs can be met through educational outreach programs. A self-administered online survey was used to inquire about the use of experiential teaching methods using school gardens and other outdoor environments. The …
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More than global mindedness: a mixed method exploration of a us-mexico collaboration project on american secondary students' understanding of global food supply and 21st century skills
… subject area. This is of particular interest to environmental science education, where students are taught the scientific underpinnings of local and global (glocal) issues that affect the Earth as a system (e.g. world hunger). Based upon international benchmark assessments, American students hold …
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