General research into possible methods Sunny Brae Middle School can implement inorder to reduce the amount of energy the school utilizes.

Project helps the Redwood Coast Energy Athority (RCEA) with development of an informational guide available to the public in an effort to improve resources for those wanting to become more energy efficient and reduce overall consumption.

General compilation of energy education resources aimed at educators of grades kindergarten through sixth. Document includes outlined lesson plans, activities for students, additional resources for educators and a glossary of energy related terms.

Brief look into methods to improve energy education in local schools, with particular attention to grades k-8. Document contains discussions of energy education importance and suggested strategies to improve local educational efforts in such areas.

Project addresses the notion of the eventual peak and subsequent decline in natural fossil fuel resources and world-wide production. Outlines the need for community plans to deal with this situation of declining resources.

Student conducted energy audit of selected refrigeration units within various science departments on the campus of Cal Poly Humboldt university.

Project attempts to assess the amount and type of computer usage on the campus of Cal Poly Humboldt through physical inspection and campus surveys.

Research into methods for a plan to educate and distribute compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) among local businesses and residents of the city of Arcata. Includes the search for matching funding to a proposed $10,000 dollar project donation by a local community member.

Overview of issues surrounding the increased use of compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) and problems associated with their disposal/ recycling in Humboldt County.

Project looks into building construction on the campus of Cal Poly Humboldt and the importance of enviromentally friendly/ energy concious design decisions. Focuses on creation of resources for planners and builders of new or retrofitted buildings on campus at Humboldt.