Showcasing EnCana's CO2 project

Pangman School students Brenna Lozinsky and Blythe Vass show off their display based on EnCana's carbon dioxide flood project in the Weyburn oil field, at the Southeast Regional Science Fair in Fillmore on Wednesday. This exhibit was the winner of a Showcase Award from the Regina Science Centre, as well as the Climate Change Sask Award of $50 and first place in the intermediate Physical Science category. The pair investigated which type of earth material would best work to sequester carbon dioxide in the ground with the least dissipation into the air. They found that clay, potting soil, sand and peat moss worked well while gravel did not.

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Putting it on pen and paper

Parents Lorne and Donna Klein watch keenly as their son Denver shows them what he has learned in writing class. The Grade 3 student at Assiniboia Park Elementary School and his parents were participating in the student conferences held on Thursday at the school. Many parents visited the school to assess the academic performances of their children and meet with teachers.

 

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