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February 2018
Energy Matters
Solar power – energy from the sun – is an alternative energy source and currently an extra-hot topic of discussion! Many solar energy companies have been growing quickly in the United States as more and more people are choosing to power their homes and businesses with this form of clean, renewable energy. President Trump recently placed a 30% tariff or tax on solar panels coming from other countries. This order could protect domestic producers of solar panels or be the beginning of the end of solar energy in the US. This timely and critical issue is a perfect DBQ exercise that will send students on a learning path covering international trade, politics, energy, and economics. Begin the conversation and discovery here with the following units.
Explore these Units:
Fossil Fuels Alternative Energy Modern Manufacturing Transportation
Related Articles:
Solar Power
The Energy Picture
Assembly Line Manufacturing
Gasoline
Related Websites:
Energy Explained
How Everyday Things Are Made
What You Need to Know About Energy
Science Careers:
Petroleum Engineering
Manufacturing
Science Experiments:
Cooking With the Sun
Drag Dynamites
Conserve Energy!
There are many reasons to try and use less energy in our daily lives. One reason is that energy is expensive. You can save yourself and your family money by doing simple things like turning off lights when you leave a room and washing clothes in cold water instead of hot.
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