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science and a Sense of Place

Submitted by Patricia Mundy on Mon, 07/23/2007 - 1:32pm.
The information I read on ecosystems was a wake up call how important relationships are.Any change in the environment effects the balance throughout the world. The example of an eruption of a volcanoe in Mexico or South Asia can bring the temperature down a few degrees for several years.My question is how do I teach inner-city students the long term effect of preserving and growing ecosystems within their communities?

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