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Soil Pollution happens when harmful substances like chemicals, waste, or pesticides get into the soil and can harm plants and animals. By studying soil pollution, we can find ways to prevent it and keep our environment healthy.
Weed Control with Bay Laurel Leaves
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Hard
Can Bay Laurel leaves help you get rid of pesky weeds? Find out in this science project!
The Effects of Plant Decay
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Hard
Does decaying plant matter make ground water more acidic?
The Effect of Propylene Glycol on Radishes
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Medium
Can antifreeze affect the growth of radishes? Find out in this experiment!
Soil Erosion Studies
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Easy
Let's explore the different populations in soil, observe water and wind erosion, and construct a levee flood control technique!
Phytoremediation: Cleaning Up Pollution
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Medium
Plants can help clean up pollution! In this experiment, you'll explore how plants can be used to remove copper from soil.
Nitrate Leaching by Fertilizers
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Medium
Learn how different types of fertilizers affect the nitrate content in runoff water!
Natural Pesticides and Ants
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Medium
Are natural pesticides like lemon juice more effective than apple, tomato, or carrot juice against ants? Find out in this science project!
Hydroponics vs. Soil Growth
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Medium
Do plants grow faster in soil or in a nutrient solution? Find out by comparing the growth of a Peperomia plant in soil and in hydroponics!
Examining Arsenic Levels in Soil
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Medium
Let's find out how land use in the 1940s affects the amount of arsenic in the soil today!
Does Organic Material Affect Water Absorbency?
Soil Pollution Science Fair Project
Medium
Does adding organic material to soil make it absorb more water? Let's find out!
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