1. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CASE STUDY

2. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CASE STUDIES
Select a partner
Choice a case study that interests you. Visit (Look under the Southeast & Southwest Sections)
Analyze the case & answer all questions pertaining to it.
Prepare a typed formal report of your case study and be ready to present your case to the class in a creative way, i.e. skit, tri-fold board, power-point, etc.
See Presentation/Report Format

3. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CASE STUDIES
Format for Presentation/Report
Introduce yourself and your partner
Share the Title of Case & why you selected it
Give some Background information about the case
Identify the Issue or Problem to solve
State your Claim as to how to solve the problem
Provide Evidence to support your claim. Be specific.
Give Reasoning why the evidence is valid. Be detailed.
Conclude your presentation/report with an Overview (synopsis) of the case study and suggest ways the community can be a part of the case study solution moving forward.

4. ENVRIONMENTAL SCIENCE CASE STUDY SELECTIONS
Southeast
Decatur, Georgia, DeKalb County: A Suburban Creek Resists Channelization
Southeastern: Biosolids In Georgia: An Environmentally Friendly Fertilizer?
Memphis and Shelby Counties, Tennessee: Drinking Water from Wells, Not from the River
Southeastern: Emotions versus the Environment: Genetically Modified Crops
Florida--Palm Beach County, Boynton Beach, Arthur R. Marshall: Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge (ARM-LNWR): Everglades Restoration, Cypress Tree Planting
Southeastern: Harvesting Kudzu: A Controversial Business
Southwest
Southeastern United States: Invasive Plants
Southeastern: Paying for Polluting: An Incentive or a Slap on the Wrist
Southwest United States, Gulf Coast: Alien Invaders: When Weeds Do Good Things
Southwestern: Carbon Black: Native Americans Protecting Their Land in Oklahoma
Southwest: Poisonous Power: The Toxic Fish of Galveston
Ventura County, California: Protecting Groundwater Resources
NOTE: Titles in Red have been taken!
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