GEOLOGIC TIME NATURAL RESOURCES TEST REVIEW. Write the words that come to mind… ERAS Precambrian-oxygen,stramatollites (longest 88%) Paleozoic-plants.

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GEOLOGIC TIME NATURAL RESOURCES TEST REVIEW

Write the words that come to mind… ERAS Precambrian-oxygen,stramatollites (longest 88%) Paleozoic-plants cambrian explosion Mezazoic-dinosaur and birds Cenozoic-humans elephants and horses

DATING ROCKS Radioactive isotopes-halflife Older rocks below younger(superpoisition) fossils

Layer 2 is younger than layer 5 Layer 6 is younger than layer 2 but older than 1

FOSSILS 3000 years old Trace fossils Resin Palentologists-study fossils Organism- water and sand

ELECTRICITY Coal is largest source of generating Hydropower Nuclear Natural gas

COAL Peat, lignite, bitumen, anthracite Fossil fuel Non renewable Cheap Air pollution, water Habitat destruction Mtn top mining Open pit mining Strip mining

TAR SANDS Canada Keystone Pipe lineBitumen Texas Environmental concerns Oil spill Agriculture Heat Lots of h2o and energy

FRACKING Pumping of water sand and bad chemicals Materials get in water, natural gas Region called-Marcellus Shale

MOUNTAIN TOP MINING Dest of ppl homes Coal Pollution BAD water Flooding Chemicals pressure

CARBON DIOXIDE Global warming Burning of fossils fuels CO2

NATURAL GAS Use to generate elec Cheap GHG Fracking is used to get Found with oil hydrocarbon

NONRENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES Fossil fuels Tar sand, biomass(trees), oil shale

FOSSIL FUELS Oil gas coal non renew Remains of organic material

OIL 6000 products Natural gas Drilling

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