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Energy

sixth grade energy

QuestionAnswer
trees, crops, garbage biomass
heat from within the Earth geothermal
made from ancient sea plants and animal remains oil
nuclear fusion in the core of the sun solar
takes place in the nucleus of an atom/fission/fusion nuclear
made from ancient sea plands and animal remains natural gas
energy of moving water caused by gravity hydropower
made from ancient plant remains coal
moving air/heating and cooling of the Earth's surface wind
made from ancient sea plant and animal remains propane
used to make electricity/used in stoves and water heaters natural gas
cleaner and cheaper way to make electricity natural gas
renewable/ used to make electricity and methane biomass
renewable/used to make electricity hydropower
renewable, free, clean, and makes electricity wind
used to make electricity, nonrenewable, pollutes air coal
renewable, free, heats water, dries clothes, grows plants, clean solar
fuel for trucks, cars, planes oil
heats homes and used to make electricity oil
portable, easy to move from place to place propane
renewable, used to make electricity, runs machines geothermal
takes up a lot of land, noisy, not always available wind
non-renewable, waste is radioactive nuclear
air pollution a problem, smells bad biomass
non-renewable propane
not available 24 hours a day, expensive solar
non-renewable, travels in pipelines, engines are expensive to build natural gas
sometimes hard to reach and is far from where people live geothermal
non-renewable, causes air pollution coal
environment may be disturbed by the building of dams, can only be used in certain areas hydropower
non-renewable, spills damage the environment, air pollution oil
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