In our project we have 5 Wiki-links/boxes:
Tap water - the whole truth
Do you really know what you're drinking?
In many countries you can't drink the tap water, while in switzerland this is everyday life for us. But why can't you drink tap water everywhere, and is it really as healthy in Switzerland as we think? Because of these questions and because we want to sensitize people to such an important topic, we chose tap water as our project.
(water fountain in Bosnia / picture by Emina Murtic)
If you are interested and want to learn more about this topic, here's the link to our post on dontwastemy.energy:
(link in progress)
Amina Sljivar from Bosnia.
Sevim & Cemil Sezer from Turkey.
Finally we've found some laboratory analyze the water for us. The “WASSERKLAR einfach vital” in Bäretswil has agreed to examine the water with us. We will be able to examine the water for pollutants such as bacteria and germs, heavy metals, light metals, pesticides, drug residues, hormones, microplastics, legionella, multi-resistant germs.
We are so excited about it. Even though it won't be early enough (so that we can post it directly in our article) we will update it later and it's still going to be super interesting for us to analyze the water.
[Header: ----]
[Introduction]
- How did we come up w/this idea
- General Info
[Electricity 100 years ago]
[Calculation of how much electricity is needed in the circuit]
[Comparison past and present]
-> maybe with an additional short film about a selfmade electrical circuit
[Small Audio regarding Electricity in the future]
Focus on electricity in Switzerland - otherwise the project span might be too big
w/ Alina Zimmi
Hi everyone,
Fire is a very interesting energy. It can be dangerous but on the other hand also very useful.
Where fire certainly emits a lot of danger is for example in forest fires.
The area of destroyed forest in the Mediterranean region due to forest fire is estimated at 1 million ha per year.
In the pdf you can find a video where you can see such a forest fire
Would you like to know how fast fire spreads and how this energy is used in the past, present and future?
Then you are exactly right here.
Pdf:
The use of fire IDAF.pdf (693,70 kb)
By Joel Zürni and Fabio Alini
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[Teacher's note: Inserted by student]
- [Header picture - Titelbild]
Bild mit Zigarettenpäcklein, Cola-Flaschen und Caffeebecher
- [Teaser / Short Introduction / Highlights of your contribution / Research questions and findings]
- Kurze Einführung in unser Projekt
- Wie sind wir auf diese Idee gekommen
- Allgemeine Informationen über die drei R’s
- [Collaboration]
- Wie haben wir unseren Partner gefunden?
- Beschreibung Babette
- [Imagination step]
What if…
The whole world lived a zero-waste-life…
- [Audio/Video]
Link zu unserer Audio-visual Präsentation
- Selbstexperiment
- Kleider-Swap dokumentieren
- Schmuck-Produktion dokumentieren
- [Picture gallery]
- Selbstexperimentes mit Bildern
- Tipps für zero-waste-living
- [Reflection]
Was haben wir erreicht?
- [Expert opinions, feedback]
Gegenlesen lassen von Freunden
- [Sources and citations]
- [Liste der Fremdwörter]
Task 18 - c-project
Look at our contribution! Sport, calories and collaboration, these are the main parts of our project. Have fun! :-)
(link followed)
Our project is about planting trees and test the knowledge about environmental pollution of students in Izmir, Turkey and Wetzikon, Switzerland. Are collaboration partners Elif and Reyda. The forest fires in Turkey were the reason why we decided to do this project. We want to plant maple. There will be a post on dontwastemyenergy about our project real soon.
Today our collaboration partner, Babette from the Netherlands, sent us a picture of herself!
This is her:
And here is a picture of us, Yara Zimmermann on the left and Julie de Ruijter on the right:
We heat our house with a heat pump from Hoval.
