Energy Resources and Human Environmental Impact

Renewable or Nonrenewable?    

Propane

• Renewable
• Nonrenewable

This energy comes from heat, such as geysers, beneath earth’s surface.  

• Biomass 
• Geothermal 
• Solar
• Oil

Sailboats, kites and mills use this kind of energy.

• Propane 
• Nuclear 
• Wind
• Oil

Earth’s nearest star radiates this type of energy.

• Solar
• Coal
• Propane
• Oil

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This energy comes from splitting Uranium atoms.

• Nuclear
• Petroleum
• Natural Gas
• Wind

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These power plants are located at large rivers, dams, and waterfalls.

• Wind 
• Biomass
• Hydroelectric 
• Propane

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This energy source is used in many homes to heat stoves and water heaters.

• Geothermal 
• Solar 
• Natural Gas
• Wind

Wood, crops, garbage and other biotic material all belong in this category of energy sources.

• Wind 
• Nuclear 
• Biomass
• Hydroelectric

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This energy source is used to make gasoline and many plastic products are produced from it.

• Petroleum 
• Coal 
• Propane
• Natural Gas

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This fossil fuel is a sedimentary rock that is collected from underground and surface mines.

•  propane
• oil
• natural gas
• coal

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