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The Future is Down Under

Geothermal Energy
Science, Technology
Electricity
Grade 11
AB
The Future is Down Under

Description

In this lesson, the class will learn about the energy sector and the role that geothermal energy plays. Students will learn about the past and predicted future of the industry in Canada. They will then walk through what is involved in a home retrofit.

Lesson Type: Literacy

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Electricity

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