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6-8th Grade Science - MS-ESS3-3 - Designing Solutions to Protect Earth Systems
6-8th Grade Science - MS-ESS3-3 - Designing Solutions to Protect Earth Systems
6-8th Grade Science - MS-ESS3-3 - Designing Solutions to Protect Earth Systems
6-8th Grade Science - MS-ESS3-3 - Designing Solutions to Protect Earth Systems

6 Questions

NGSS.MS-ESS3-3
1

A city is much hotter in the summer than the surrounding countryside because the dark asphalt roads and concrete buildings absorb and trap heat from the sun.

2

A factory uses river water to cool its equipment. After the water is used, it is released back into the river.

3

A large farm uses chemical fertilizers to help crops grow. After heavy rains, the extra fertilizer washes into a nearby lake.

4

Illegal logging in remote areas of the Amazon rainforest causes severe habitat destruction and alters the global carbon cycle.

5

An abandoned copper mine is leaking acid mine drainage (highly acidic water containing toxic heavy metals) into a local river.

6

A coastal state wants to transition to renewable energy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and proposes building a large offshore wind farm.

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