UV Rays
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Why UV-B |
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Across the State of West Virginia, communities are monitoring the heightened levels of ultraviolet rays. Since the levels of chemicals that destroy the ozone layer will reach an all-time high in the next 2 years, the subsequent increase of ultraviolet rays is of interest to the public health. |
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About the Project |
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This project is a statewide HSTA collaboration between high school students, teachers, biomedical experts, and science educators. Students record daily UV-B readings and create a database. |
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How to Join Us |
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Want to Join? Send a e-mail to jbardwell@hsc.wvu.edu or call 1-800-345-4267. |