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Renewable Energy Resources
- Can be replace; we will not run out of them
- Sun, Wind, Moving Water
-Little pollution, cannot be used up.
Solar Energy
- Sun is the major source of most earth energy.
- Source of light and heat energy
- Solar panels collect sunlight and turn the light energy into electricity.
Water Energy
- Electricity can be created by force of flowing water.
- When gates of a dam are opened, the force of the moving water turns water wheels and electricity is made.
Wind Energy
- Wind can be used to create electricity by powering windmills.
- Generator is turned when the blades of a windmill move and electricity is made.
Nonrenewable Energy Resources
- Energy that cannot be replaced.
- Most common: fossil fuel
- Fossil fuel formed from decayed plants and animals that have been buried a long time.
- Takes millions of years for fossil fuels to form.
- Coal, oil and natural gas are fossil fuels.
Coal, Oil, and Natural Gas
- Drill for oil and natural gas
- Dig for coal
- Burned to heat our homes and make electricity.
- When burned, creates pollution.
- Mining and transporting fossil fuels also cause pollution.
Wood
- Wood can be burned as fuel to make heat and light.
- Renewable when a tree cut down for fuel is replaced by more planted trees.