Sources of Energy Comparison

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Sources of Energy Comparison

What to do Find out the answers to the following questions about your assigned source of energy. Keep a record of your sources Must have at least 3 Websites are limited to .gov, .org, and .edu Make a PowerPoint containing your information and citing your sources. Tomorrow you will present!

Solar Wind Nuclear Hydroelectric Tidal Natural Gas Geothermal Petroleum Biofuel Coal

What is it? How does it work? What is its current use in the US? What environmental impacts does it have? Does it produce pollution? What kind? How available is it? Can it meet our energy needs alone? How sustainable is it? What kind of cost is involved? What safety concerns are there? What other interesting information did you find?