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Nonrenewable Energy Resources What are the major nonrenewable sources of energy? Nonrenewable energy resources exist in-

Nonrenewable Energy Resources Oil, natural gas, and coal are known as- They were formed- Fossil fuels account for the-

Renewable Energy Resources What are the major renewable sources of energy? Renewable energy resources are-

Renewable Energy Resources Hydroelectric Energy Energy obtained from flowing water is – As water flows downhill, its gravitational potential energy is- This kinetic energy turns turbines connected to electric generators.

Renewable Energy Resources Hoover Dam was built across the Colorado River on the Arizona-Nevada border. This 221-meter-tall structure can generate over 2 million kilowatts of power.

Renewable Energy Resources Solar Energy Sunlight converted into usable energy is – In passive solar designs, sunlight heats a building without using machinery. In active solar energy systems, sunlight heats flat collection plates through which water flows.

Renewable Energy Resources Geothermal Energy Geothermal energy is – In some regions, especially near volcanoes, geothermal energy is used to generate electricity. Geothermal energy is nonpolluting but is not widely available.

Renewable Energy Resources Other Renewable Resources The chemical energy stored in living things is- Biomass can be converted directly into thermal energy or converted into a high-energy alcohol fuel. A ____________ generates electricity by reacting hydrogen with oxygen. Hydrogen fuel cells can be used to convert energy from renewable resources.

World Energy Use Which energy resources are most commonly used around the world? How is energy use changing over time? The table shows total world energy use in 1991 and 2000. Energy use is measured in British thermal units, or Btu (1 Btu = 1055 J). Note that petroleum includes oil and related fuels.

World Energy Use Using Tables What was the world’s largest source of energy in 1991? In 2000? Answer:

World Energy Use Analyzing Data In general, how did usage change from 1991 to 2000? Answer:

World Energy Use Graphing Make a circle graph of world energy use by source for the year 2000.

World Energy Use Analyzing Data What percentage of world energy use in 2000 was accounted for by fossil fuels? Answer:

World Energy Use Predicting How might total world energy use be different in 2020? Explain. Answer:

Conserving Energy Resources How can energy resources be conserved?

Which of the following is a nonrenewable energy resource? Assessment Questions Which of the following is a nonrenewable energy resource? geothermal energy hydroelectric energy hydrogen fuel cells natural gas

What is one of the advantages of hydroelectric power? Assessment Questions What is one of the advantages of hydroelectric power? can be used everywhere does not cause any environmental problems uses energy produced by Earth inexpensive compared to other energy sources

Which of these actions is not a way to conserve energy resources? Assessment Questions Which of these actions is not a way to conserve energy resources? turn off lights when they are not needed increase usage of mass transit reduce the cost of energy production increase efficiency of appliances