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Bay Area Science Festival 2011
North Bay / Sonoma/ Infineon Raceway -- Held Saturday, November 5, 2011.
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Photos of the Mobile Climate Science Labs

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North Bay Sonoma -- Infineon Raceway -- Saturday, November 5, 2011

We were proud to have been the provider of hands-on climate science at all three of the BASF largest events:
Cal State University East Bay -- Saturday, October 29, 2011
North Bay – Sonoma -- Infineon Raceway -- Saturday, November 5, 2011


AT&T Park – San Francisco Giants Baseball Stadium -- Sunday, November 6, 2011


The North Bay Bay Area Science Festival Discovery Day
was held at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma.
Over 70,000 for the festival overall.

As a year round hands-on science program, engaging 100,000's annually, the Mobile Climate Science Labs were proud to be part of BASF.
Thank you, Bay Area Science Festival!

We were honored to be an exhibitor encouraging others to be fully engaged in hands-on science. Where:
• Students are given the opportunity to lead the public in hands-on science discovery. As educators, involving thousands more, young and old.
• Local K-12 teachers get real world experience in hands-on teaching, in our very supportive lab environment. Happening even during BASF!

• Persevere in supporting the local schools with evidence based hands-on science, even while public funding for education is being slashed;
at a time when experiential, involving science programs are being discouraged and closed, especially in disadvantaged communities.



Ocean Acidification Demonstration
How changes in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere alter the chemistry of the oceans. Fun, dramatic.
Greater CO2 levels lower the pH. Comparing sources of carbon dioxide. Relationship to human health and blood chemistry
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This science demonstration appeared the next night on the evening news in Cantonese. KTSF TV (View in Firefox or Google Chrome)

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John Shribbs, Ph.D. presents Ocean Acidification science demonstration
Dr. Shribbs is the California team leader of Lifelines for High School Climate Change Education
-- a three year national program funded by NASA and administered by Lawrence Hall of Science.
John is a highly acclaimed, popular teacher of Advanced Placement Environmental Sciences at Casa Grande High School in Petaluma.




Carbon Dioxide Lab






Atmospheric Molecules Lab




Solar Schoolhouse -- a wonderful program we at the Climate Labs love working alongside, sharing booths.



Some of the other scenes from Infineon Raceway, Sonoma -- Saturday November 5 -- BASF






Sonoma News Article


Mobile Climate Science Labs -- sharing hands-on science evidence with 100,000's year-round at:
Public Events   K-12 Schools: High Schools; Middle and Elementary Schools   Conferences,
Colleges and Universities,   Teacher Trainings and Professional Development,      
Science Centers, Museums, and Aquariums
Government and Business



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