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Harnessing the Power of the Sea

Ocean Power
Science
Electricity
Grade 8
MB
Harnessing the Power of the Sea

Description

This lesson is designed to explore the potential of ocean power in achieving a net-zero future. It aims to educate students about ocean power, its significance as a renewable energy, and its alignment with Project Drawdown's sustainability goals.

Lesson Type: Hands-on, Lab/Experiment

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Electricity

Region: Coastal Regions

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