PEEL works with today's educators to ensure Alberta students are fluent in climate change science, clean energy technologies, and sustainability principles.
Grade 4 students at WCS Elementary are learning about ways to reduce their energy usage! Here are some tips and tricks! 1. Turn off your lights and unplug electronics 2. Spend more time outside and not on tech. 3. Walk or bike instead of driving if you can! @Energy_Lit
Do you have keen high school students interested in solar energy? @IEEEPVSC has a #solar PV Design #competition in June 2020. Visit the link for more details.
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Did you know warm weather has very little to do with the ability to generate solar power? Solar panels actually produce more energy when they are cold! Learn how Canada's solar potential measures up globally here: https://t.co/vVWtiCIB2D
It’s #PlasticFreeTuesday! When we refuse single-use plastic, we reduce demand for it. We make it easier for companies and governments to make changes. When we reuse, rethink, repair & refill, we start conversations, and show others a more sustainable way. Let’s keep it up. 💪🌏
Did you know that 1 10W LED lightbulb has the same lifetime as 21 60W incandescent bulbs? Not only are LED more efficient, but they will save you money!
#SustainableThursday#TeachPEEL#sustainability
Today is #OzoneDay!
DYK? The #MontrealProtocol has phased out virtually all of nearly 100 harmful ozone-depleting substances. Learn more and find out how you too can help keep up the great work! https://t.co/VyPvJwEaGB
Here's a #SustainableThursday tip for you: bring a reusable mug along with you for hot beverages. You can even get collapsable mugs to easily fit in your bag!