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Presentation 5: The Story of Santa Catalina Island |
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Explains
how Montrose Chemical Corporation disposed of hundreds of tons of
DDT in Los Angeles that eventually led into the Pacific Ocean. |
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Describes
how scientific data was used to discover the DDT and used by the federal
government and the State of California to bring a lawsuit against
Montrose Chemical Corporation and others. |
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Prepares
students to graph the osprey and bald eagle data. |
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Students
apply information from lessons 1 through 4 to understand how researchers
followed clues to bring about a lawsuit. |
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Using
Santa Catalina Island as a case study, students learn about why using
unbiased data is absolutely essential. |
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Files for Presentation 5 |
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“TeacherManual5”
( if not downloaded previously) |
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“Presentation5”
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“Lesson5_WB”
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“Lesson5_WB_KEY”
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Activity 5: Santa Catalina Island |
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| Description
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Students read about actual
restoration projects that have been proposed for Santa Catalina Island
area. |
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Students evaluate Santa
Catalina Island restoration projects using information given in the
restoration background information sheets and lesson notes. |
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Students gain knowledge
about the restoration work scientist are doing to restore the natural
resources that were harmed by the DDT discharges. |
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Students
lean about the difficulty in restoring animal habitat after it has
been damaged. |
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Files for Activity 5 |
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“TeacherManual5”
(if not downloaded previously) |
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“Activity5_Restoration” |
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“Activity5_Restoration_KEY” |
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