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1. _____nonrenewable resources that form in Earth’s crust over millions of years from the buried remains of once living organisms. Ex coal (natural resources) 2. _____food crops are what type of natural resource (natural resources) 3. _____ factories take water and heat it up and cool it back down and put back in the water source (water pollution) 4. _____natural resource that can be replaced in a short period of time (natural resouces) 5.______plowing fields in curves instead of straight lines (soil conservation) Do Now QQQ

1. _____the fossil fuel that is made from decayed plants and that is solid (fossil fuels) 2. _____resource that cannot be replaced over millions of years (natural resources) 3. _____causes holes in the ozone (air pollution) 4. _____type of alternative energy that uses falling water (alternative energy) 5.______steep hill is cut into smaller fields to prevent erosion (soil conservation) DO NOW

1. _____the liquid fossil fuel that is used to make gasoline (fossil fuels) 2. _____resource that is replaced in a short period of time (natural resources) 3. _____gases that protect life from ultraviolet radiation (air pollution) 4. _____name one way human activity creates soil erosion (human impact) 5.______trees are placed around a field to reduce wind erosion (soil conservation) DO NOW

1. _____type of alternative energy that can destroy wildlife and cause erosion (alternative energy) 2. _____change crops from year to year (soil conservation) 3. _____ factories take water and heat it up and cool it back down and put back in the water source (water pollution) 4. _____ type of alternative energy that uses heat from inside the Earth (alternative energy) 5.______ type of resource metals and minerals are (natural resources) Do Now QQQ

1. _____type of alternative energy that uses nuclear fission to produce heat (alternative energy) 2. _____plant to replenish nutrients in the soil ex clover or soy beans (soil conservation) 3. _____ puts holes in the ozone (air pollution) 4. _____ type of alternative energy that uses heat from inside the Earth (alternative energy) 5.______ type of resource soil and wind are (natural resources) Do Now QQQ

Key Questions 1.What are the alternative energy sources? 2.What are the advantages of each alternative energy source? 3.What are the disadvantages of each alternative energy source?

Wind (Wind Farm) Adv.: Renewable and no pollution. Disadv.: Wind does not blow strong or steady everywhere at every moment. How it works:

Water (Hydroelectric/Falling H20) Adv: Renewable, No pollution, and inexpensive. Disadv: Falling water is not found everywhere and destroys habitat.

Tidal Adv: Renewable, no pollution, and inexpensive. Disadv: All cities are not close to the ocean.

Geothermal (Heat from magma) Adv: Renewable Disadv: Not all places have heat that close so they can harness it.

Nuclear (Fission-Atom splitting and creates heat) Adv: No AIR pollution Disadv: Nonrenewable

Solar (sun) Adv: Renewable and no pollution. Disadv: Expensive

Biomass (Burning wood or animal dung) Adv: Renewable and inexpensive. Disadv: air pollution.