Here are two very useful sites if you are doing homework
How stuff works
http://www.howstuffworks.com/
Wikipedia
http://www.wikipedia.org/
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The site was created by the students from the Department of Environmental, Water and Earth Science at the Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa. This is their way to reach out to the world with a message that they are getting ready to make a difference out there.
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- Tip number 136: Junk the junk
- Tip number 131: See Double
- Tip number 129: Do a headstand
- Tip number 127: Sunny side up
- Tip number 126: In the hot water
- Tip number 124: Wood is good
- Tip number 123: Search for Sunlight
- Solid and hazardous waste slideshow 6: Priority ch...
- Solid and hazardous waste slideshow 5: Hazardous w...
- Solid and hazardous waste slideshow 4: How can ind...
- Solid and hazardous waste slideshow 3: How can you...
- Solid and hazardous waste slideshow 2: Common hous...
- Solid and hazardous waste slideshow 1: Introduction
- Tip number 155: Conserve your sun
- Tip number 107: Paper your floor
- Tip number 106: Make yourself a log
- Uploaded slideshow
- Water Pollution Slideshow 5 : Preventing water pol...
- Water Pollution Slideshow 4 : Ocean Pollution, Coa...
- Water Pollution Slideshow 1 : The introduction and...
- Water Pollution Slideshow 3 : Point and Non-point ...
- Water Pollution Slideshow 2 : Different pollutants
- Magnetic cows
- A star set in Ice
- Marking of Environmental management 1 (EMG101Y) ho...
- Scientific journal site
- Documentaries
- Tip number 104: Condense your heat
- Tip number 103: Be a fan
- Energy reduction website
- Tip number 102: Hotty botty
- Tip number 99: Cool down your water
- Powerfailture
- Tip number 96: Bleed it out
- Tip number 95: Flush your system
- Tip number 94: Add a layer
- Tip number 91: Go natural
- Tip number 87: Foil a plan
- Tip number 85: Don't go electric
- Tip number 36: Don't throw rust away
- Tip number 76: Brick it up
- Tip number 83: Draw at dusk
- Tip number 79: Light your fire
- Tip number 71: Store some heat
- Tip number 68: Take the lead
- Tip number 62: Put a cork on it
- Tip number 67: Latex is good for you
- Tip number 56: Insulate your floor
- Tip number 53: Vinyl is dead
- Tip number 50: Close shave
- Tip number 42: Make plants your base
- Student Name List
- St Lucia Trip - Feedback
- Arrangements for St Lucia trip
- Renewable Energy - The hydrogen economy
- Renewable Energy - Biomass
- Renewable Energy - Wave and Tidal Energy
- Renewable Energy - Wind
- Renewable Energy - Hydrothermal
- Renewable Energy - Hydroelectric
- Renewable Energy Slideshow - Solar thermal and Pho...
- Renewable Energy Slideshow - Heating and Cooling B...
- Renewable Energy Slideshow - Increased Energy Effi...
- Photos from adventure camps, industry visits etc.
- DVDs
- Oceanic dead zones
- On the topic of renewable energy you will recall t...
- Strange days on planet earth
- Solar Aid
- Some very helpful sites
- Other climate change links
- Rest Assured: The Brain Practices the Day's Lesson...
- China and the Olympics
- Articles on climate change
- Coal and renewable energy in China
- 50/50
- Environmental Geology II Study Guides
- Study guides for Environmental Management 1
- Perchlorate found in Martian soil
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- The dying planet
- UNESCO
- Australian Department of Environmental and Heritage
- Point Carbon
- CO2e
- Natgeo Africa
- National Geographic
- Carbonfund
- New Scientist
- Science Magazine
- European Environmental Agency
- Millenium Ecosystem Assessment
- World biomes
- Earthlife
- EWT
- IPCC
- IPCC
- EPA Climate Change
- UNEP Climate Change Site
- Greenpeace
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