Grafiskā attēlu apstrādes lietotne
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The document summarizes the results of a survey of 50 students about their use of public transportation. Most students use cars to get to school rather than public transportation. While many students would like to get a driver's license and own a car, the document advocates using public transportation and lists its benefits. It provides statistics on how students typically commute including the time, distance, and cost of their journeys as well as the schedules of public buses. The document's goal is to promote greater use of public transportation among students.
Romanian students 20
- Epure Antoanela is a 15-year-old 9th grade student in Romania who enjoys spending time with family and friends and loves animals like dogs and parrots.
- Stefan Tiberiu is a 10-year-old 4th grade student in Romania who loves nature, sports, and music and has a passion for science.
- Teodora Saulea is a 17-year-old student from Romania who loves nature and biology and wants to study medicine.
V. levski burgas
Secondary School of Foreign Language Teaching "Vassil Levski" is a 40-year-old school located in Bourgas, Bulgaria that specializes in teaching Russian and Western languages like English, German, and French. It has over 750 students divided into 27 classes. The school has modern facilities including 15 classrooms, laboratories, and computer rooms. Teachers are well qualified and work closely with students on extracurricular activities while also participating in various local, national, and international programs.
Atmospheric pollution bulgaria, bourgas
The document discusses atmospheric pollution in Burgas, Bulgaria. It identifies the main sources of pollution as motor traffic, which accounts for 90% of atmospheric pollution by emitting nitric oxides, CO2, and particulate matter daily. Firewood and coal heating also contributes fine particles, especially in the town center. The Lukoil refinery emits a wide range of pollutants from industrial processes and leaks. Urban development and dust from construction also pollute the air. To examine pollution levels, students conducted experiments using Scotch tape in different locations, finding high amounts of particulate matter. Their conclusion is that particulate matter in combination with other emissions like NO2, SO2, CO2, NH3, and VOCs are causing a
Activities v. levski burgas
A teacher from the Secondary School of Foreign Language Teaching “Vassil Levski” leads students in environmental and health education projects. The teacher oversees students in grades 10 and 11 who participate in initiatives like cleaning, reforestation, and national health projects. The teacher and students work as a team to support environmental and health causes.
Global warming sl
1) Burning fossil fuels for energy production contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. Deforestation also contributes.
2) Data shows rising temperatures globally and more extreme weather events like floods and storms causing major economic losses. Projections suggest worse consequences without action.
3) The EU aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 20% by 2020 and increase renewable energy and energy efficiency to limit temperature rise to under 2 degrees Celsius. Individual lifestyle changes around energy and transportation habits can help prevent worst impacts of climate change.
Energy consumption in slovenia and at etrš 1
Slovenia's energy consumption is characterized by its reliance on fossil fuels like oil and coal. Renewable energy accounts for only 10% of consumption while nuclear makes up 20%. The document outlines Slovenia's energy profile, including consumption patterns in a secondary school. It shows the school's electricity usage varies throughout the day and month, with higher consumption in winter months and evenings. Recommendations are provided to increase energy efficiency and utilize renewable energy sources like solar panels.
Electricty on e trš
This document summarizes the electricity consumption patterns at a secondary school and vocational college over various time periods. It shows that consumption begins to increase in the mornings when classes start and is highest during weekdays. Consumption drops on Fridays and is lowest on weekends and during summer holidays when fewer people are at the school. Charts of daily, monthly, and weekly consumption patterns demonstrate that off-hours and vacation usage remains too high. The document concludes by suggesting energy efficiency strategies like using fewer lights, controlling technology usage, and installing solar cells.
Co2 footprint
The document discusses calculating personal CO2 footprints using online tools and the results of students calculating their footprints. It then describes a lesson given to elementary school students about global warming where the presenters explained the causes and impacts of global warming and how children can help address the issue.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey of 50 students about their use of public transportation. Most students use cars to get to school rather than public transportation. While many students would like to get a driver's license and own a car, the document advocates using public transportation and lists its benefits. It provides statistics on how students typically commute including the time, distance, and cost of their journeys as well as the schedules of public buses. The document's goal is to promote greater use of public transportation among students.
Romanian students 20
- Epure Antoanela is a 15-year-old 9th grade student in Romania who enjoys spending time with family and friends and loves animals like dogs and parrots.
- Stefan Tiberiu is a 10-year-old 4th grade student in Romania who loves nature, sports, and music and has a passion for science.
- Teodora Saulea is a 17-year-old student from Romania who loves nature and biology and wants to study medicine.
V. levski burgas
Secondary School of Foreign Language Teaching "Vassil Levski" is a 40-year-old school located in Bourgas, Bulgaria that specializes in teaching Russian and Western languages like English, German, and French. It has over 750 students divided into 27 classes. The school has modern facilities including 15 classrooms, laboratories, and computer rooms. Teachers are well qualified and work closely with students on extracurricular activities while also participating in various local, national, and international programs.
Atmospheric pollution bulgaria, bourgas
The document discusses atmospheric pollution in Burgas, Bulgaria. It identifies the main sources of pollution as motor traffic, which accounts for 90% of atmospheric pollution by emitting nitric oxides, CO2, and particulate matter daily. Firewood and coal heating also contributes fine particles, especially in the town center. The Lukoil refinery emits a wide range of pollutants from industrial processes and leaks. Urban development and dust from construction also pollute the air. To examine pollution levels, students conducted experiments using Scotch tape in different locations, finding high amounts of particulate matter. Their conclusion is that particulate matter in combination with other emissions like NO2, SO2, CO2, NH3, and VOCs are causing a
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Global warming sl
1) Burning fossil fuels for energy production contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. Deforestation also contributes.
2) Data shows rising temperatures globally and more extreme weather events like floods and storms causing major economic losses. Projections suggest worse consequences without action.
3) The EU aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 20% by 2020 and increase renewable energy and energy efficiency to limit temperature rise to under 2 degrees Celsius. Individual lifestyle changes around energy and transportation habits can help prevent worst impacts of climate change.
Energy consumption in slovenia and at etrš 1
Slovenia's energy consumption is characterized by its reliance on fossil fuels like oil and coal. Renewable energy accounts for only 10% of consumption while nuclear makes up 20%. The document outlines Slovenia's energy profile, including consumption patterns in a secondary school. It shows the school's electricity usage varies throughout the day and month, with higher consumption in winter months and evenings. Recommendations are provided to increase energy efficiency and utilize renewable energy sources like solar panels.
Electricty on e trš
This document summarizes the electricity consumption patterns at a secondary school and vocational college over various time periods. It shows that consumption begins to increase in the mornings when classes start and is highest during weekdays. Consumption drops on Fridays and is lowest on weekends and during summer holidays when fewer people are at the school. Charts of daily, monthly, and weekly consumption patterns demonstrate that off-hours and vacation usage remains too high. The document concludes by suggesting energy efficiency strategies like using fewer lights, controlling technology usage, and installing solar cells.
Co2 footprint
The document discusses calculating personal CO2 footprints using online tools and the results of students calculating their footprints. It then describes a lesson given to elementary school students about global warming where the presenters explained the causes and impacts of global warming and how children can help address the issue.
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