In this Mystery, students analyze the advantages and disadvantages of different sources of energy, including burnable fuels and alternative (renewable) energies.

Explore the connections between technology, population and rising atmospheric CO2.

Is fracking really a disaster unfolding?

Can America go 100% renewable by 2050? Does the technology already exist?

In these two activities, students will explore two consequences of burning fossil fuels: air pollution and the greenhouse effect.

The problems with using fossil fuels starts with extraction. In this activity, students “mine” chocolate chips out of cookies to demonstrate the effects mining can have on habitats.

What factors and constraints do we have to consider when designing a renewable energy plan for a community?

In this Flipside Science unit, designed for a middle school audience, we’ll explore environmental issues related to energy use and conservation.

EPA researchers are improving our understanding of how changes in energy production and use can impact climate change and the environment and how climate change can impact energy production.

Since conventional vehicles still make up the majority of new vehicles purchased, and will continue to do so in the years to come, it may be good for you, your wallet, and the environment to learn about some of these newer options now available on the dealership lot.

How and where is oil found?

What role do combustion reactions play in how we obtain fossil fuels?