What is the 'Yellow Fish Road' project? How does it work to improve the nature of our ecosystems and waters? Please provide the following details:

a) What does the program do?

b) What are some examples of chemicals that they are trying to prevent from getting into storm drains?

c) Why has this type of pollution become a problem? d) In your own opinion, is this going to change how you treat your own water usage? Why or why not? 2. Great Lakes and St Lawrence Cities Initiative

a) What is the 'Great Lakes and St Lawrence Cities Initiative'?

b) How many cities in the US and Canada have been identified under this plan?

c) Choose 2 different initiative areas (microplastics, nutrients and algae blooms, etc), and describe what work is currently being done in that area d) How does this affect how you will treat your local water system?

3. Retire Your Ride

a) What is the 'Retire Your Ride' Program, and how does it work?

b) How many times more smog will a pre-1995 car produce compared to a car that is newer than 2004? c) If 40 people were to use the bus rather than each driving their own car, how many litres of fuel would be saved and what volume of pollutants would be kept out of the air? 4. Air Quality

a) What is Sarnia Transit doing to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions - what is their 'Green Initiative?

b) Check out the Ontario air quality index at http://www.airqualityontario.com/aqhi/index.php. Why should you care about air quality? c) What is the current reading for Sarnia, and how does this rate? d) Look back at the readings for 2023 (Search AQI Historical Data)- how was the air quality overall, and when, in general, was it worst? 5. Freshening Your Air At Home (link)

A) What are the 3 common green plants that can easily produce fresh air in your home?

B) What does each one do to produce fresh air?

C) What health benefits did the occupants of the apartment building experience in the study?