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EPA Website for Students http://www.epa.gov/students/air.htm Provides
resources for students interested in air pollution and air quality
monitoring. This site is a good research tool for student projects. Environmental Kids Club Environmental Kids Club includes information concerning pollution
(including ozone and air pollution) presented for kids 5-12. List
of Science Fair sites http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/teachers/scifairs.htm This
site is Argonne National Laboratory's list of Science Fair websites
that will help students develop a project idea and the research
methods to complete it. Science Fair Ideas--Environmental Science http://members.aol.com/ScienzFair/environ.htm Ideas
for science fair projects dealing with environmental issues (sections
on air quality and pollution including a total of 17 ideas concerning
air quality and issues). Encyclopedia
of the Atmospheric Environment http://www.doc.mmu.ac.uk/aric/eae/english.html The
Encyclopedia of the Atmospheric Environment website is a good resource
for defining terms and issues relating to air quality at both technical
and non-technical understanding levels. The Why Files "The
WhyFiles" is a website supported by the University of Wisconsin-Madison
that examines scientific aspects of news stories and important events.
Uses the Science Benchmarks and the National Science Education Standards. National Institute of Environmental Health Science Kids' Pages http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/home.htm This site contains health (and air quality) related excercises and information for children. Also has useful links page and science fair ideas. Compiled
by Joan Allen for Mothers for Clean Air All
links current as of 3/30/05 If
you have questions please contact: Mothers
for Clean Air 3100
Richmond Ave, Suite 309 Houston,
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