Renewable and Nonrenewable Energy Resources

ARE RESOURCES THAT ARE USED FASTER THAN THEY CAN BE REPLACED BY NATURAL PROCESSES

RESOURCES THAT CAN BE REPLACED NATURALLY IN A RELATIVELY SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME.

ENERGY RELEASED FROM ATOMIC REACTIONS

THE PROCESS IN WHICH MINED LAND MUST BE RECOVERED WITH SOIL AND REPLANTED WITH VEGETATION

ENERGY FROM THE SUN

A GROUP OF WIND TURBINES THAT PRODUCE ELECTRICITY

THERMAL ENERGY FROM EARTH'S INTERIOR

THE ENERGY PRODUCED BY BURNING ORGANIC MATTER, SUCH AS WOOD, FOOD SCRAPS, AND ALCOHOL.

DEPOSITS OF MINERALS THAT ARE LARGE ENOUGH TO BE MINED FOR PROFIT.

THE CUTTING OF LARGE AREAS OF FOREST FOR HUMAN ACTIVITY