History
Energy
Pollution
Carver
100

The day considered to be Earth Day

What is April 22nd?

100

Power harvested from sunlight often through photovoltaic panels and converted into electricity

What is solar power?

100

Name a way you can prevent pollution

What is reduce, reuse, recycle, plant a tree, using renewable energy, pick up trash, etc. 

100

Name two projects the Carver Environmental Club worked on this past year.

Pollinator garden, composting program, Earth week, field trips, etc.

200

The subject zoologist Jane Goodall studied

What are chimpanzees?

200

Non-renewable resources derived from dead organic material (i.e. plants and dinosaurs) that has been compressed over thousands of years and extracted for energy consumption

What are fossil fuels (oil, natural gas, coal)?

200

Although these chemicals promote plant growth on farms, gardens, and golf courses they become extremely harmful when they enter the atmosphere and waterways.

What are pesticides / what are fertilizers?

200

The location the Carver Environmental Club went for a field trip last year

What is the MD Zoo?

300

What did Great Thunberg strike for better climate policy?

What is school?

300

This energy source became even more controversial after the 2011 Fukushima disaster in Japan. Power is produced by splitting uranium atoms through a process called fission that produces heat which creates steam used to power a turbine.

What is nuclear power?

300

Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides emitted from industries and cars combine with precipitation in the atmosphere to form this.

What is acid rain?

300

Name three officers of the Carver Environmental Club

Who is Catie Grace, Polly, Ellie, Cameron, Hana, and Anna?

400

Author of 'Silent Spring,' who focused on the environmental and health dangers of synthetic pesticides?

Who is Rachel Carson?

400

This dam produces enough hydroelectric power to serve 1.3 million people in Nevada, California, and Arizona

What is the Hoover dam?

400

Term used to describe cities that have consistently higher temperatures than surrounding areas because of a greater retention of heat from buildings, concrete, and asphalt

What is urban heat island effect?

400

The name of the competition the Carver Environmental Club placed 3rd place in this year

What is the CleanGreen15?

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