GROUP Centigrade
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| - | Group Centigrade choose to "Walk in the direction that a satellite dish is facing..." and that we did. During a pleasant walk, in the direction the satellite dish lead us, we kept our eyes peeled for a source of greenhouse gas. It wasn't long before we were given a great example of a source of greenhouse gases. The soil! Soil is a very large source of terrestrial respiration contributing significant amounts of CO2 to the atmosphere. | + | Group Centigrade choose to "Walk in the direction that a satellite dish is facing..." and that we did. During a pleasant walk, in the direction the satellite dish lead us, we kept our eyes peeled for a source of greenhouse gas. It wasn't long before we were given a great example of a source of greenhouse gases. The soil! Soil is a very large source of terrestrial respiration contributing significant amounts of CO2 to the atmosphere. [[Image:CentigradeGasSource.jpg]] |
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Group Centigrade choose to "Walk in the direction that a satellite dish is facing..." and that we did. During a pleasant walk, in the direction the satellite dish lead us, we kept our eyes peeled for a source of greenhouse gas. It wasn't long before we were given a great example of a source of greenhouse gases. The soil! Soil is a very large source of terrestrial respiration contributing significant amounts of CO2 to the atmosphere. File:CentigradeGasSource.jpg File:CentigradeGasSource.jpg
Group Centigrade was asked to go towards something that smells pleasant. So, off we went! We headed towards a wonderful bed of flowers. While there, we found an excellent example of scientific progress. We noticed that the satellite dish had totally changed direction in just a few minutes! Because the satellite dish is moving, we could conclude that scientific work was in progress.
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