Pollution of land

Subject: Chemistry

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: d3274
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– explain the composition and disposal of solid commercial and domestic waste
– discuss the benefits of and problems with the recycling of plastic, paper, glass and metals
– indicate the sources of dioxins
– explain the environmental impact of using nuclear energy for the production of electricity.

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Consists of...
Facts about waste p... Slideshow Landfills Animation Incinerators Slideshow Solid waste Whiteboard exercise Waste plastic Slideshow Recycling Slideshow Plastics recycling Whiteboard exercise Waste paper Slideshow Glass Animation Scrap metal Slideshow Recycling of paper,... Whiteboard exercise Recycling of aluminium Whiteboard exercise Structure and prope... Animation Sources of dioxins Slideshow Dioxins Whiteboard exercise Health effects of d... Slideshow Results of the burn... Whiteboard exercise Production of energ... Animation Benefits and risks ... Slideshow Nuclear energy and ... Whiteboard exercise Concentration of st... Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Chemistry

Environmental pollution by chemical products

100. Pollution of land

YDP SA

Keywords

energy, waste, environment, land, pollution, nuclear, paper, solid, glass, metal, plastic, recycling, dioxins, Pollution of land

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