Third grade teacher Mary Hall talks about her experience with the Growing Bioenergy lesson. Ninety third grade students from her school, Jackson Elementary in Hillsboro, participated in a nine-week collaborative unit with OSU's Bioenergy Education Initiative and SMILE programs, and local tree farm GreenWood Industries.
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- Lecture 1: Early Bioenergy History
- Lecture 2: Recent Bioenergy History
- Lecture 3: Feedstocks Fossil Fuels
- Lecture 4: Feedstocks, Forest & Field Biomass Sources
- Lecture 5: Feedstocks, Aquatic Biomass & Urban Wastes
- Lecture 6: Carbon Feedstock Comparisons
- Lecture 7: Biomass Chemistry
- Lecture 8: Fuel Chemistry
- Lecture 9: Bioenergy Industry Overview
- Lecture 10: Mechanical Conversions, Oil Extraction & Size Reduction
- Lecture 11: Mechanical Conversions, Drying & Densification
- Lecture 12: Combustion & Gasification
- Lecture 13: Pyrolysis & Liquefaction
- Lecture 14: Biomass to Parts
- Lecture 15: Biomass Parts to Products
- Lecture 16: Oil Conversions & Syngas Conversions
- Lecture 17: Fermentations
- Lecture 18: Photosynthetic Organisms and Animals
- Lecture 19: Integrated Biorefineries
- Lecture 20: Biorefining in North America
- Lecture 21: USA Fuel Paradigm
- Lecture 22: Renewable Energy & Fuel Policy
- Lecture 23: Basic Energy Economics
- Lecture 24: Process Analysis with LCA and TEA
- Lecture 25: Emissions & Sustainability Considerations