Catalog Search
This page allows searching across the SERC catalogs: the set of resources from the web and in print that have been selected as relevant by SERC-supported projects. The catalog draws from collections created directly by our partners as well as those harvested from other digital library collections.
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- Air Quality 9 matches
- Ecosystems 68 matches
- Energy 89 matches sources, supply, reserves, uses
- Forest Resources 7 matches
- Water Quality and Quantity 47 matches including water resource management, water quality and water treatment
- Global Change and Climate 367 matches
- Waste 17 matches
- Mineral Resources 5 matches includes precious metals, base metals, industrial minerals, aggregate
- Soils and Agriculture 23 matches
- Oceans and Coastal Resources 5 matches
- Land Use and Planning 12 matches planning, zoning, sprawl issues, urban heat island
- Human Population 5 matches
- Sustainability 9 matches
- Natural Hazards 67 matches
- Policy 33 matches
Environmental Science
22 matches General/OtherResults 71 - 80 of 494 matches
Understanding Climate Change and the Role of Nature in Creating Resilience part of CLEAN Collection
This comprehensive resource presents an entire 6 part unit for understanding major themes in climate change including common misperceptions, global and seasonal trends, and disproportionate risk to ...Resource Type: Activities
Introduction to Modeling part of CLEAN Collection
Using SageModeler as a primary tool, this activity explains what models are and how they are used. Students will practice defining the boundaries of a system using a driving question, create causal ...Resource Type: Activities
Decoding Ice Cores–Isotopic Analysis–How warm was the Earth in the past? part of CLEAN Collection
This lab activity teaches students about isotopes in ice cores and how different isotopes can tell us about the past climate. Students measure the mass of pennies as a proxy for different isotopes ...Resource Type: Activities
Lake County Cascading Hazards Unit part of CLEAN Collection
The unit gives a brief introduction to several natural hazards that impact communities in California; drought, flooding, earthquakes, landslides, and wildfire, and connects the hazards by introducing ...Resource Type: Activities
Introduction to Climate Resilience: Elementary School part of CLEAN Collection
This lesson introduces students to climate resilience by emphasizing that everyone has a role to play in helping others during weather emergencies. The lesson starts by activating students’ ...Resource Type: Activities
Introduction to Climate Resilience: High School part of CLEAN Collection
In this comprehensive climate change curricula, students will discuss the likelihood that different groups of people will experience the negative impacts of climate change and the factors that ...Resource Type: Activities
Energy and Climate Change Educator Guide part of CLEAN Collection
The focus of this introductory activity is on energy/electricity sources and generation between 2001 and 2018. Students listen to a podcast about electricity generation and then are tasked to ...Resource Type: Activities
DIY Solar Energy: Photosynthetic Solar Cells part of CLEAN Collection
This activity from the Paleontological Research Institution and Cornell University supports an understanding of chemistry and physics concepts by instructing students to create their own solar cell ...Resource Type: Activities
Do Different Colors Absorb Heat Better? part of CLEAN Collection
This is a STEM activity to learn how different colors absorb light better than others. Vocabulary and investigating questions are included to facilitate discussion, and a rubric is provided for ...Resource Type: Activities
Bird's Eye View Lesson Plan part of CLEAN Collection
In this activity, students construct flying birds (pollution collectors) from paper and wire hangers. Students hang up their birds to see how they react to air pollution and compare and make ...Resource Type: Activities