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Weathering breaks down rock to smaller pieces called

Sediment

Eroded and weathered rocks deposited on the beach is called

Sand

Coal

Swamp plants

Plants in nonoxygen air

Both(coal/oil)

fossil fuels/nonrenewable

Oil

Marine organisms

In liqiud and decayed plants and animals

3 fossil fuels

Coal,oil,natural gas

Why are fossil fuels called fossil fuels

They are made from the remains of dead organisms.

What does nonrenewable mean

Once it is used it is gone

3 nonrenewable resources

Coal oil natural gas

Sedimentary rocks coal and oil all require extreme_____ and_____to form

Heat pressure

Sedimentary rocks form by compaction and cementation

Renewable Resources

Wind,Solar,Hydroelectric, Geothermal,Biomass

(Wind turbine) (Sun) (Dam) (Earth) (Corn/Algae)

What are some differences between nonrenewable and renewable energy resources?


Nonrenewable take millions of years to form and once they are they are used they are gone. Renewable can be reused or more can be made in a short period of time. Mostly renewable are cleaner forms of energy

What causes wind

By the uneven heating of the Earth's surface

What is the majority of the coal in the US used for?

Electricity