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Encounters with aliens - invasive species
H Roy, Catalyst: Secondary Science Review, 2010, Vol 20, Issue 3, pages 20-22.
Summary: Harlequin ladybirds are just one invasive species that has spread through western Europe
Relevant sub-topics: data and its limitations, working together, Biodiversity, Adaptation, Ecosystem ecology, energy, nutrient cycles
Keywords: biodiversity, invasive species, alien species, ladybirds, survey
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Nature needs you: Labs without walls
L Stowe, Catalyst: Secondary Science Review, 2009, Vol 20, Issue 1, pages 13-15.
Summary: The Open-Air Laboratory (OPAL) project
Relevant sub-topics: making measurements, data and its limitations, representing and interpreting data, working together, environmental impact, Human impact on Planet Earth
Keywords: survey, distribution map, identification, laboratory
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Drink driving
H Lucas, Catalyst: GCSE Science Review, 2005, Vol 15, Issue 4, pages 16-18.
Summary: Stopping drink driving may sound less glamorous than identifying a murderer but as a forensic scientist weighing up the evidence from a road accident you could find the two go together. Since 1980, the government reckons it has saved at least 20,000 lives by its campaign to reduce drink driving.
Relevant sub-topics: momentum, collisions, explosions, data and its limitations, Blood, circulation, heart, Control mechanisms
Keywords: Alcohol, Circulatory system, Liver, Nervous system
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Seeing stars
D Sang, Catalyst: GCSE Science Review, 2004, Vol 15, Issue 2, pages 17-19.
Summary: Light pollution is a growing problem, obscuring our view of moons, stars and planets. Astronomers are campaigning to reduce the pollution and bring the night sky back into view
Relevant sub-topics: data and its limitations, environmental impact, light, astronomy
Keywords: Electromagnetic spectrum, Light pollution, Reflection, Refraction
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Effects of climate change
M De Boo, Catalyst: GCSE Science Review, 2002, Vol 13, Issue 2, pages 14-17.
Summary: Since records began 350 years ago, nine of the warmest years recorded have been since 1990. You might think warmer temperatures are a good thing, but climate change has far reaching implications. Learn about the impact we have on our global environment and the resulting climate change.
Relevant sub-topics: making measurements, data and its limitations, environmental impact, environmental impact, Ecosystem ecology, energy, nutrient cycles, Human impact on Planet Earth
Keywords: Considering ideas and evidence, The power and limitations of science, uncertainties in scientific knowledge, Patterns and relationships in data, The impact of humans on the environment, Interrelationships of organisms
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