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Powering British Columbia: Hydroelectric Power Inquiry
Students investigate how hydroelectric power works in British Columbia and examine its environmental, economic, and social impacts.
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Students investigate how hydroelectric power works in British Columbia and examine its environmental, economic, and social impacts. Activities include stakeholder mapping, evidence analysis, systems thinking, and arguments surrounding the Site C dam.
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- Students will explain how hydroelectric power generation works.
- Students will identify stakeholder perspectives related to hydroelectric development.
- Students will analyze environmental impacts and economic benefits using evidence.
- Students will explain cause-and-effect relationships in a hydroelectric power system.
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