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Energy & Climate Change Links

Alliance for Climate Education, or ACE for short, does amazing (MEEP-approved!) climate change assemblies in Maine high schools FOR FREE! For more information and to schedule a visit, visit www.acespace.org.

A COOL NEW WEBSITE from the U.S. Department of Energy, www.fuelourfuturenow.com, provides games, videos, activities and teacher resources for energy education.
The Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (www.nesea.org) has a teacher's page with lots of curricular resources and professional development opportunities in New England.
The Alliance to Save Energy (www.ase.org)offers an excellent variety of activities for elementary, middle, and high school students. The curricula focus on energy conservation, energy efficiency, sources of energy, and energy-related pollution.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (www.nrel.gov) offers some great lesson plans for grades K-12. Their activities feature energy efficiency, energy conservation, and alternative sources of energy.
On the EPA's educational page, www.epa.gov/epahome/students.htm, you can choose activities for students age 4 through grade 12 and beyond as well as teaching resources. Learn about everything that has to do with the environment.
EPA's climate change page (www.epa.gov/climatechange) includes everything you wanted to know about climate change. Choose from health effects, the science behind climate change, what you can do to help curb climate change, and more!