Changing energy from one form to another ENERGY CANNOT BE CREATED OR DESTROYED IT CAN ONLY BE TRANSFORMED IN OTHER TYPES OF ENERGY.

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Changing energy from one form to another ENERGY CANNOT BE CREATED OR DESTROYED IT CAN ONLY BE TRANSFORMED IN OTHER TYPES OF ENERGY

WE USE ENERGY… AT HOME PUBLIC AND COMMERCIAL USE INDUSTRY TRANSPORT

RENEWABLE ENERGY THER ARE SOME TYPES OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOLAR E. WIND E. HYDROPOWER GEOTHERMAL E. BIOMASS

NON-RENEWABLE ENERGY NUCLEAR ENERGY FOSSIL FUELS IT COMES FROM THE CORE OF ATOMS WHEN ATOMS MOVE THEY RELEASE NUCLEAR ENERGY THEY ARE SUBSTANCES MADE MILLIONS OF YEARS AGO COAL(ROCK) OIL(LIQUID) NATURAL GAS(GAS)