| It’s Gotten Rotten |
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September 11, 2019 |
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The science of composting literally goes under the microscope in this video. Great, up-close photography gives viewers a chance to see the microorganisms and invertebrates that make up the "work force" of composting. A high school science lab provides the set for applying biology, life and physical sciences to understand how the composting process breaks down organic matter and turns it into a useful soil amendment. Includes a reference copy of "Composting in the Classroom," a comprehensive teacher's guide with research projects for high school students. Available on loan.
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Cornell University Media Services Resource Center |
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20 minutes |
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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
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It’s Gotten Rotten
Posted: September 11, 2019 by MAEE Administration
Category: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
The science of composting literally goes under the microscope in this video. Great, up-close photography gives viewers a chance to see the microorganisms and invertebrates that make up the "work force" of composting. A high school science lab provides the set for applying biology, life and physical sciences to understand how the composting process breaks down organic matter and turns it into a useful soil amendment. Includes a reference copy of "Composting in the Classroom," a comprehensive teacher's guide with research projects for high school students. Available on loan.