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Hydrogen Energy and Climate Change

Provided by: MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative |Published on: September 21, 2022
Lesson Plans Grades 9-12, ap-college

Synopsis

  • This lesson about hydrogen energy covers many topics including how it is produced, how batteries and fuel cells work, and where hydrogen fuel cells could replace fossil fuels.
  • The lesson includes teacher pages and resources, student worksheets, a podcast, readings, map analyses, an experiment (with instructional video), data research, reading comprehension questions, and discussion questions.
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Subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Earth and Space Sciences
Authors: MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative
Region: Global
Languages: English

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MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative
Founded in 2014, the Environmental Solutions Initiative (ESI) is MIT’s institute-wide effort to mobilize the substantial scientific, engineering, policy, and design capacity of the MIT community to contribute to addressing climate change and other environmental challenges of global import. ESI pursues multidisciplinary research, education, events, and partnerships to help move society toward an environmentally and socially sustainable future. Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts on MIT’s main campus, ESI is powered by a lean staff working closely with students and faculty across the full spectrum of disciplines. Led by architecture professor John E. Fernandez, a leading scholar in the emerging field of urban metabolism, ESI is advised by students, faculty, alumni, and thought leaders from many sectors of society.

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