Choose the type of alternative energy that you will advocate for. You may choose either a wind farm with an attached plant for generating electricity, or a biomass farm with an attached processing plant for generating biofuel. Choose a location where your farm will be built. You must specify a state in the United States and the approximate location within that state. If you wish, you can choose an actual city or town within your location, or you can invent a hypothetical community.
Design a minimum of 10 slides that you will use in your presentation. The slides can be either created on separate pieces of 8.5" x 11" white paper, or they can be designed using computer software such as PowerPoint. The slides should address why the community was targeted, the science behind the technology, and the benefits to the community; they should also address any concerns that you anticipate the community will have. You don’t have to use references outside of this lesson, but you may do so if you wish. Be sure to cite any outside references on your slides.
Give a 15-minute oral presentation using your slides. Imagine that you are addressing the community in a town hall-style meeting and using your slides to illustrate your points. If you can’t give your presentation to your instructor in person, you may film your presentation.

Upload your slides and your 15-minute presentation that reveal your pitch for alternative energy.