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The following slides are required for your presentation You must have at least one picture or diagram on each slide The empty slides are to be filled with other research information of your choice

Title Slide Your name Energy source picture

Describe your energy source Description of Energy Source. What do we use it for? Picture

Energy to Electricity? Explain how energy transforms to electricity Add a diagram that shows this transformation

History of your energy source 3 uses in history 2 pictures

Environmental impact picture

Additional info Picture

Additional info picture

Teacher Example using Fossil Fuels

Fossil Fuels by: Ms. Gold and Mrs. Gagliano

Fossil fuels are coal, oil, and natural gas. These energy sources are formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals. We use fossil fuels for: – Electricity – In the steel industry – Synthetic fuels

Energy to Electricity Fossil fuels must be burned to release their stored energy

Fossil fuels in History 1816: Baltimore, Maryland, became the first city to light streets with gas made from coal. 200 BC: The Chinese used natural gas to make salt from salt water (brine) in gas-fired evaporators. 2008: For the first time, crude oil price broke $100 per barrel and gasoline prices broke $4.00 per gallon

Fossil fuels and the Environment Fossil fuels release emissions into the atmosphere Fossil fuels emissions can harm ecosystems

Did you know???? Advanced technologies like satellites, global positioning systems, remote sensing devices, and 3-D and 4-D seismic technologies make it possible to discover natural gas reserves while drilling fewer wells. A pound of coal supplies enough electricity to power ten 100-watt light bulbs for about an hour.

But wait…here’s more!!