Jessica Mack

PHYS273 Winter 2020

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@OPhys273 @k_wsc_ The visual really helps!

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There are three different types of water heating: hot water tanks, tankless, and solar. #Lesson9

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There are three different heat transfers: conduction, convection, and radiation #Lesson9

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Land pipelines are easier to fix than infrastructure at sea #Lesson10

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Oil spills have so much of an impact on the environment. They impact: birds, marine mammals, fish, habitat and breeding grounds, and soil and vegetation. #Lesson10

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The recovery and use of fossil fuels play a huge part in polluting water #Lesson10

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There is a large amount of species that are facing an increased risk of extinction because of climate change #Lesson12

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@RachelCutler16 @k_wsc_ Crazy to actually see the difference!

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Between 1901 and 2010, the sea level rose by 0.19m #Lesson11

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When the volcano erupted in the Philippines, it was an opportunity for people to run a natural experiment #Lesson12

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There was bigger changes in the Northern hemisphere when it comes to climate change #Lesson12

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Stabilization wedges can represent ways of either making energy with no or a reduced amount of carbon emissions, or storing carbon dioxide to prevent build up in the atmosphere #Lesson12

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@LCherbaka It's crazy how we don't necessarily realize it unless we look back at what the temperature was back then

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@DaliaMandolese So true!

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@Wendyrodelo3 I agree! It's definitely opened my eyes a lot more to how electricity works and informed me about climate change

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@boies_claude We don't, but I definitely think we should!

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If done irresponsibly, extracting heat from the Earth's crust could then lower the temperature of the crust. #Lesson7

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Crazy how one of the "impacts" of wind power is visual impact. I used to loved driving past them as a kid, I found them to be so cool. #Lesson7

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As of 2014, Canada had 542 hydroelectric stations. #Lesson7

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Only 1% of electricity produced in Canada is by photovoltaics #Lesson6