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Energy Sources

1.055 × 1018 joules = 1 Quad

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Oil Easily transported Easy to use Fossil fuel Releases Carbon Non-renewable

Natural Gas Harder to transport Easy to use Clean burning Fossil fuel - Methane plus heavier hydrocarbons and other impurities Harder to transport Easy to use Clean burning Fossil fuel Releases Carbon Non-renewable

Coal Abundant Fossil fuel Releases Carbon Non-renewable Destroys land

Hydroelectric Renewable Does not release carbon Kills fish Stagnates rivers

Nuclear Dense source of energy Does not release carbon Waste Proliferation/Terrorism

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US Sources of electricity France Sources of electricity

Geothermal Destroy landscape Does not release carbon Essentially free

Wind Ugly Kill Birds Noisy Does not release carbon Essentially free/renewable

Solar Expensive Does not release carbon Essentially free/renewable

Biomass Carbon it releases came from the atmosphere Wood/Burning Rubbish Alcohol Fuels Methane Gas Bio-diesel Truck unloading wood chips that will fuel the Tracy Biomass Plant, Tracy, California.

Brasil 11 Mar 2006, Sao Tome, Brazil --- Trucks are loaded with sugar cane, which will be used in the production of ethanol. The ethanol Brazil produces from sugar cane is attracting worldwide interest, for it is one of the cheapest and most dependable types of fuel derived from renewable sources. Three-quarters of the cars now being produced in Brazil have "flex-fuel" engines, capable of running on either ethanol or petrol, or any mixture of the two. Brazil is the world's largest producer and exporter of sugar and ethanol.