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Conserving Non-Renewable Resources | PBS LearningMedia

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Learn why it is important to be careful when using non-renewable resources in this video from CYBERCHASE. Students discover that most electricity currently comes from burning gas, oil, and coal, which are all resources that cannot be replaced once they are consumed.

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Cyberchase . Games . Space Waste Odyssey | PBS KIDS

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Fly through cyberspace collecting and sorting trash.

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Amazon | Miranda Paul | 2015
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Linda Elovitz Marshall | 2016
Amazon

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The Soda Bottle School: A True Story of Recycling, Teamwork, and One Crazy Idea

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The Soda Bottle School: A True Story of Recycling, Teamwork, and One Crazy Idea

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Laura Kutner | 2014
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Kids Go Green: Waste Less | PBS LearningMedia

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Learn about kids who are helping the environment by reducing waste in their school. This Cyberchase-presented video features P.S. 110's Green Team who is helping their school recycle and compost more. P.S.

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EARTH DAY EVERY DAY by Lisa Bullard and Xiao Xin-Earth Day Books for kids

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In this animated video from LOOP SCOOPS, a sphinx gives a boy named Oliver a week's worth of garbage and asks him to make it smaller. Oliver removes glass, cans, paper, and plastic for recycling; food scraps for composting; and clothes and toys for donating.

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ZOOM | Make Your Own Paper from Recycled Materials | PBS LearningMedia

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Recent Environmental Protection Agency studies have shown that 0.9 metric tons of recycled paper saves 17 trees, 26,500 liters of water, 27 kilograms of pollution, 2.5 cubic meters of landfill space, and enough energy to power the average American home for six months.