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Welcome to Watauga High Science debates. The podcast in which we'll debate all the cool things in science. What's cooler? The sun or the moon? Volcanoes or earthquakes? Tornadoes or hurricanes? Oceans or headwater streams? Stay tuned to learn about Earth science while being entertained. Brought to you by Watauga High Earth Science students. Created by Watauga High Earth science students.
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Electric Vehicles are the new hot thing! Listen to these two promoters explain why. You decide which is the best argument!
Which sun powered free-style is the smash, boom, best?
Which is the Smash, Boom, Best? Micro hydro or Passive Solar? Listen and decide
all the water
Which solar technology is the smash, boom, best? Some say converting the sun's energy into electricity is the best. Others say that simple design can save money and energy by just orienting buildings in a smart way to make the best use of sun angle. Listen and then you decide!
All the wind
What's the smash boom best renewable transportation? In this episode we'll hear arguments from three teams explaining to us which technology is the best. Team A and B will bring us informative arguments about why hybrid vehicles are not only the future but also the best. Team C takes us even more into the future and educates us about why fuel cells are the answer. Put on your seatbelts and listen up because it's up to you to decide which types of vehicles will be the cleanest and best ride into our fossil-fuel-free future.
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