| Science at The Bronx Guild | |||||||||||||||||
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| The purpose of this class is to help young people do the work of the environmental scientist. Whether you are a student, teacher or scientist I hope that this guide will share current technologies with you and help you form connections with people in NYC that share your ideas and interests. As a Teacher My goals include: 1. Facilitating communication between individuals who are interested in designing more sustainable urban practices. 2. Bringing a common language to people who wish to communicate what experiments have been conducted and what conclusions have been formed. 3. Offering starting points for further scientific research on 4 specific urban issues (Food production and waste, Water waste, and Living Machines (? Ocean Arks, International). I have focused on New York City and attempted to be very specific in terms of the people and resources that are available locally. I have tried however, whenever possible, to include information that is useful to people outside the New York City area. |
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| MaryAnn and Nilda Cut PVC for Hydroponic Units | |||||||||||||||||
| Student Work: | |||||||||||||||||
| Jennifer K.'s "How to use a Pocket PC" | |||||||||||||||||
| Lovett's "Hydroponic Presentation" | |||||||||||||||||
| Jennifer K.'s "Making Liquid Worm Compost" | |||||||||||||||||
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| Center for Published Student Research | |||||||||||||||||
| Hydroponic Questions and Answers | |||||||||||||||||
| Living Machines | |||||||||||||||||
| My Info: | |||||||||||||||||
| Name: | Charles Simic | ||||||||||||||||
| Email: | thebronxguild@yahoo.com | ||||||||||||||||