OXFORD 14. -19.3.2011Act 1.cAct 2.aAct 2 b

Act 2.b Energy for everyone

• Energy saving in heating,lighting, transportation, use of hot water

Act 2.a Energy for everyone

• Kari made a research with his pupils.• They found out the sources of energy in

Finland.

Sources of energy in Finland 2010

• Oil 341 539 25 % • Coal 175 555 13 %• Natural gas 136 407 10 %• Nuclear power 233 248 17 %• Import of electricity 38 659 3 %• Water- and windpower 47 027 3 %• Peat 86 663 6 %• Wood 274 665 20 %• Other 42 808 3 %• Total: 1 376 569 100 %

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Oil Coal Natural gas Nuclear power Import of electricity Water- and windpower Peat Wood Other

Act 1.c Water for life

Getting water from the Lake of Tuusula

Results about the water• Lake of Tuusula The thickness of the ice on 28th of February 55cm. It is the same

than the average winter. Last year the ice left on 24th of April. • The winter has been colder than normally but also there has been more snow than

normally. • The average depth to see 50 – 70 cm.’ • Phosphorus 74 – 88 µg/l (from the fertilizers) • Clorophyl 16 - 50 μg/l (Algae, blue-green algae) • Oxygen 8 mg/l

• Examples what is done for the Lake. They are doing the fish removal and they are adding oxygen to the lake in the summertime.

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More information about The Lake Tuusula in the finnish meeting.

RESULTS OF THE LOGO VOTE

• Grades 1-6 Grades 7-9 ALL• Logo 1 62 47 109• Logo 2 2 6 8• Logo 3 - 14 14• Logo 4 5 4 9• Logo 5 27 31 58