Green Generation B/C

[Okayawesome]

Only been on this event four hours and have for my first competition on Saturday. No idea what to study. I am in Division B.

[c-trast]

Only been on this event four hours and have for my first competition on Saturday. No idea what to study. I am in Division B.

I haven't been on this event for too long, but anyway...here's what I think.

-Get through the SOINC Training Handout somewhat quickly.
-Skim over the topics in the Event Rules that are on the EPA website. I think all of the Part 2 (human impact on environment) stuff can be found there, and a lot of good info for your cheat sheet.
-Tests from the test exchange.
-Maybe look through an AP Environmental Science review book.

Good luck.

[c-trast]

So quiet here...

Besides the EPA site, anyone find any good databases for environmental science?

[Okayawesome]

Anyone find any good resource for Part 3? I have the rest figured out.

[c-trast]

For the laws, I google'd like 'APES laws' and a lot of useful notes showed up.

Sustainability and pollution went side by side when I found resources.

For bioremediation, I mostly used Wikipedia.

[mineturtle314]

Hey guys I have a question, I think that I have studied most of the topics for this event. Are there any any other topics that I might need to know??

Thanks so much guys!

[Jajamola88]

Are we allowed to bring note sheets in? They were allowed for Water Quality, so I'm expecting them to be allowed in the replacement.

[John Richardsim]

Are we allowed to bring note sheets in? They were allowed for Water Quality, so I'm expecting them to be allowed in the replacement.

Yeah, they allow for a sheet of notes.

[tribe95]

Ok

[caseyotis]

What do people know about survivorship curves? I get the three types, but the Cornell invitational had us fill out a table with some information on it and then use it to graph, and I had no idea where to begin.