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Science Unit: Lesson 4: Resource Extraction and the Environment Ecological Impact of Cyanide HeapLeaching School year: 2008×2009 Developed for: Trafalgar Elementary School, Vancouver School District

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1. Gather all necessary information related to the resource extraction, such as the type of resource, the location, and any regulations or permits required.
2. Identify the specific data and measurements needed for the resource extraction, such as the quantity of the resource, the extraction methods, and any potential environmental impacts.
3. Conduct research and consult relevant scientific literature to ensure accuracy and validity of the data and measurements.
4. Use appropriate scientific tools and techniques to collect data and measurements during the resource extraction process.
5. Record all data and measurements in a systematic and organized manner, using a standardized format if available.
6. Analyze and interpret the collected data to identify trends, patterns, and potential impacts of the resource extraction.
7. Draw conclusions based on the analysis and present the findings in a clear and concise manner.
8. Consider any ethical, environmental, or social implications of the resource extraction and include relevant information in the report.
9. Review and revise the completed science unit resource extraction report as necessary for accuracy and clarity.

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1. Scientists and researchers who are studying the impact of resource extraction on the environment and society.
2. Government agencies and regulatory bodies responsible for managing and monitoring resource extraction activities.
3. Companies and industries involved in resource extraction to ensure compliance with regulations and to assess the sustainability and feasibility of extraction operations.
4. Environmental organizations and activists who seek to raise awareness and advocate for responsible resource extraction practices.
5. Local communities and indigenous groups who may be directly affected by resource extraction and have a stake in its management.

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