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THE
TECHNOLOGY AND
THE ENVIRONMENT COMPETITION
Presentations
that address the potential for Environmental Solutions based
on science, computer science, engineering and technology.
Sample
Ideas, Service Projects and Innovations for the
2 - 3 Minute Competition Videos
Great
communicators inspire people and empower them to take action.
There are so many actions that you can take, to make a difference
in your communities, New York and/or the world. Here are just
a few suggestions of Environmental Solutions topics that might
inspire YOU to create a fantastic and compelling 2-3 minute
video. Feel free to talk about something that is not on this
list or something that is so cool and creative that nobody has
ever thought of it before!! Remember, the videos will be judged
on the creativity, innovation and overall content of your "Environmental
Solution" as well as your ability to integrate "The
5 Secrets" into your delivery of your ideas.
1. Create a campaign for school buses to use BioDiesel to reduce
the toxic fumes that students are exposed to
2.
Develop new biofuels to replace fossil fuels
3.
Develop ways to make biofuels like algae or vegetable oil more
economical and accessible
4.
Develop a super inexpensive solar or wind powered backpack so
that every one of the students in your school can afford them
and use them
5.
Create an "Upcycling" campaign-develop useful,viable
product from "waste" material(to minimize landfill
space
6.
Create a "Green Roofs" campaign to reduce energy consumption
in the schools
7.
Invent or innovate ways for landfill methane utilization
8.
Invent or innovate ways for schools to use Solar power technology
on campus
9.
Invent or innovate ways for schools to use Wind power technology
on campus
10.
Invent a system where students riding exercise bikes in PE classes
can human-power blenders to make protein smoothies.
11.
Create a composting program for food from the school cafeteria
12.
Invent a way for space satellites to generate or reflect energy
for Earth consumption
Some
Resources
The
Official Search Engine of The Competition: www.Bing.com
The
Official Sponsor of The Technology Competition: Lockheed Martin:
www.lmco.com
Video:
"Fuel", www.TheFuelFilm.com
Video:
"FLOW: For Love of Water" www.FlowTheFilm.com
Television
Shows: Stuff Happens with Bill Nye, Planet Green
Websites:
www.EcoGeek.org
OK.
Now Go to HOW TO WIN for tips on how to
Research, Prepare, Deliver and Upload Your Speech
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A
Message from Dr. Ray Johnson, Chief Technology Officer,
Lockheed
Martin Company
It
is a great pleasure to sponsor "The Technology and The
Environment Competition" for The New York City Schools.
As
a global security company, Lockheed Martin recognizes the economic
and strategic challenges posed by a dependence on foreign oil
and the potentially destabilizing effect of climate change.
That is why we are leveraging our more than 140,000 innovative
minds in the Corporation to help address the world’s energy
and climate challenges. Lockheed Martin is innovating solutions
in all aspects of the energy cycle – energy generation,
storage, transmission, and efficiency and management. We are
supporting alternative energy generation and climate monitoring
research and development, and increasing our energy efficiency
through a Go Green Initiative to reduce our own environmental
impact.
This
competition gives the participants a chance to share their ideas,
innovations, and novel approaches to solving these grand environmental
challenges. We at Lockheed Martin look forward to watching each
one of the Technology Videos that you submit, and we wish you
the best of luck in the competition.
Creative
and innovative people are vital to the future of Lockheed Martin.
It is exciting to have the opportunity to interact with young
people on their way to becoming future engineers and scientists.
I encourage all students to continue their individual studies
and choose an education filled with STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects. Lockheed Martin’s
future and the future of the Nation depend on a motivated and
well-educated workforce having these STEM skills.
I
look forward to meeting the Finalists in New York City during
the awards ceremony in early 2010.
Dr. Ray O Johnson
Senior Vice President and
Chief Technology Officer
Lockheed Martin Corporation
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