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Word to Your Mother Earth*
Just before my eleventh birthday, I was given the Christmas Gift to Top All Christmas Gifts: A Schwinn Continental II ten-speed bicycle. I was so excited! Now I could ditch…
Read MoreMedia Announcements and Offerings – Spring 2013
Video about Energy Awareness Month from the Green Team at Erpenbeck Elementary in Boone County Saint Margaret students learn about state’s major energy sources Manufacturing sector energy use and energy intesity down since 2002 Park…
Read MoreHawaii Energy Workshops 2012-2013
A guest blog from Chelsea Harder, Hawaii Energy What state has the most expensive electricity rates in the nation? You might have guessed it, Hawaii. Hawaii is very unique in…
Read MoreNEED Bracketology
Who says college basketball gets to have all of the fun with brackets? Vote for your favorite NEED Guides in the NEED Bracket and you could win a prize. How…
Read MoreEaster Egg Hunt
Everyone did so well helping us find Lucky the Leprechaun that we’ve now hidden 5 Easter Eggs throughout our website. If you’re the first to find ALL 5 eggs, you’ll…
Read MoreRemembering a great teacher and a good guy Bob Thompson
Right after Thanksgiving 2012, NEED received word that, Bob Thompson, one of our former teachers and staff members died suddenly. For the NEED family, this loss reminded us of the…
Read MoreWere on the Hunt for Lucky the Leprechaun!
Have you seen our Leprechaun, Lucky? We seem to have lost our Leprechaun, Lucky, amongst our website and need your help to find him! Starting March 1st, we’re having a Leprechaun…
Read MoreMichigan Energy Workshop
A guest blog written by Caryn Turrel, NEED Program Associate Michigan Energy Workshop, Traverse City, Michigan February 5, 2013 What’s the first state that comes to mind when talking about…
Read MoreNuclear Curriculum Updates
One of my favorite things about the NEED Project is the fact that they use real classroom teachers to develop, update, and improve their energy education curricula. The NEED Teacher…
Read MoreStart Your Engines!
A blog by Emily Hawbaker, Curriculum Director at The NEED Project In the Market for a New Vehicle? Television commercials would like us to believe that everyone who needs a…
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