The 2030 Energy Frontier: Green Hydrogen vs. Lithium Economics
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Coastal Erosion and Management in Oregon
This four-page science resource explores wave action, weathering, longshore currents, climate change, and coastal erosion along Oregon’s shoreline.
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This four-page science resource explores wave action, weathering, longshore currents, climate change, and coastal erosion along Oregon’s shoreline. Students examine Cape Kiwanda and the Neskowin Ghost Forest through observation, prediction, case-study analysis, and management-focused discussion.
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- Students will explain scientific processes that cause coastal erosion.
- Students will analyze evidence from Oregon coastal case studies.
- Students will predict how shorelines may change over time.
- Students will evaluate factors contributing to coastal change.
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