How Can We Address Indoor Air Pollution?
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View ArticleWould You Eat Insects?
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View ArticleTeaching NGSS with KQED’s “Engineering Is” E-books
The “Engineering Is” e-book series helps teachers incorporate engineering standards from the Next Generation Science Standards into their curriculum. Below are the standards addressed throughout the...
View ArticleHow to Find the Epicenter of an Earthquake
Scientists use triangulation to find the epicenter of an earthquake. When seismic data is collected from at least three different locations, it can be used to determine the epicenter by where it...
View ArticleBuilding for Earthquakes
An earthquake forecast for the State of California was released by USGS, Southern California Earthquake Center and the California Geological Survey in 2008. It states that there is a greater than 99%...
View ArticleMeasuring Earthquakes: Intensity and Magnitude
Scientists measure both the energy released in an earthquake and its damage. In 1902, Italian scientist Giuseppe Mercalli introduced a scale that measures the intensity of an earthquake based on its...
View ArticleSan Francisco Bay Area Earthquakes and Faults
Most earthquakes happen along plate boundaries. Many of these locations are also where mountain building or volcanic activity occurs. Certain areas, sometimes referred to as earthquake belts, are more...
View ArticleExploring Earthquakes
Geological processes shape life on Earth. They affect its surface, the evolution and distribution of our planet’s species, and impact people’s lives. Within the past century, scientists have gained...
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