Ch 7 Energy and Mineral Resources

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Ch 7 Energy and Mineral Resources Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources Ch 7 Energy and Mineral Resources  Renewable resources can be replenished over fairly short spans of time, such as months, years, or decades.  Nonrenewable resources take millions of years to form and accumulate.

Energy and Mineral Resources Fossil Fuels Energy and Mineral Resources  Fossil fuels are hydrocarbons that may be used as fuel, including coal, oil, and natural gas.

Anticlines Are Common Oil Traps

Energy and Mineral Resources Tar Sands and Oil Shale Energy and Mineral Resources  Fuels derived from tar sand and oils shales could become good substitutes for dwindling petroleum supplies.

Energy and Mineral Resources Formation of Mineral Deposits Energy and Mineral Resources  Some of the most important mineral deposits form through igneous processes and from hydrothermal solutions. Ore is a useful metallic mineral that can be mined at a profit.

Mineral-Rich Hot Water Seeps into Rock Fractures

Energy and Mineral Resources Nonmetallic Mineral Resources Energy and Mineral Resources  Nonmetallic mineral resources are extracted and processed either for the nonmetallic elements they contain or for their physical and chemical properties.

Uses of Nonmetallic Minerals

Alternate Energy Sources Solar Energy Alternate Energy Sources  Solar energy has two advantages: 1. Solar energy’s “fuel” is free. 2. Solar energy is non-polluting.

Alternate Energy Sources Nuclear Energy Alternate Energy Sources  In nuclear fission, the nuclei of heavy atoms such as uranium-235 are bombarded with neutrons.  The uranium nuclei split into smaller nuclei and emit neutrons and heat energy.

Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant

Alternate Energy Sources Wind Energy Alternate Energy Sources  In the next 50 to 60 years, wind power could meet between 5 to 10 percent of the country’s demand for electricity.

Wind Turbines

Alternate Energy Sources Hydroelectric Power Alternate Energy Sources  Hydroelectric power is the power generated by falling water.  The water held in a reservoir behind a dam is a form of stored energy that can be released through the dam to produce electric power.  The strong water flow that results drives turbines and electric generators.

Glen Canyon Dam

Alternate Energy Sources Geothermal Energy Alternate Energy Sources  Geothermal energy is harnessed by tapping natural underground reservoirs of steam and hot water.  Hot water is used directly for heating and to turn turbines that generate electric power.

World’s Largest Electrical Geothermal Facility

Alternate Energy Sources Tidal Power Alternate Energy Sources  Tidal power is harnessed by constructing a dam across the mouth of a bay or an estuary in coastal areas.  The strong in-and-out flow of tidal water drives turbines and electric generators.

Tidal Dams

Water, Air, and Land Resources  Earth’s land provides soil and forests, as well as mineral and energy resources  Damage to Land Resources Mines produce many mineral resources, but mines are destroying, soil, vegetation, and Earth’s contours. Mines also cause soil erosion and pollution that contaminates soil and water and destroys ecosystems.

Surface Mining Destroys Earth’s Surface

Saving Energy