Energy Resources Review

Renewable and Non-Renewable

Clean and Dirty

Fossil and Solar

Electric and Thermal

Time of day

Location to the equator

Season of the year

All of the above

Mechanical Energy to Electrical Energy

Electrical Energy to Mechanical Energy

Thermal Energy to Electrical Energy

Mechanical Energy to Radiant Energy

The Sky

Power Plant

Wind Farms

A Fence

Matter from non-living organisms used for energy

Matter from recently living organisms used for bioenergy

Matter from living organisms used for energy

Matter from synthetic materials used for energy

wood

grass

animal waste

sand

Radioactive decay

Photosynthesis

Nuclear fusion

Chemical reaction

It has no significant impact.

It promotes biodiversity.

It can lead to habitat destruction and pollution.

It increases water availability in the area.

Diesel Fuel

Plastics

Kerosene

Corn Oil

the empty spaces left behind can result in earthquakes.

the equipment used is often falls apart after a single use

the fracking chemicals could get into groundwater

Fission produces more energy than fusion

Fusion produces more energy than fission

Both produce the same amount of energy

Fission requires higher temperatures than fusion

Fission reaction produces heat, which turns water into steam, driving turbines to produce electricity.

Fission reaction produces steam, which turns water into heat, driving turbines to produce electricity.

Fission reaction produces electricity directly without any intermediate steps.

Fission reaction produces heat, which is used to cool down the reactor.

20%

25%

30%

32%

the burning of natural gas

heat released from nuclear fission

geothermal energy

solar energy

Fruits

Poultry

Cosmetics

All of the above

To treat and detect medical conditions

To only treat medical conditions

To only detect medical conditions

To follow isotopes in the body

A colorless gas that can dissolve in groundwater

A type of uranium found in soil

A radioactive liquid

A gas that smells like sulfur

lung cancer

sun burn

blindness

acne

asbestos

radon

lead

carbon monoxide

formaldehyde

There is a permanent storage facility available

There is no permanent storage facility available

Nuclear waste is stored underground

Nuclear waste is stored in residential areas

Technical failures & human error

Human error only

Natural disaster

Technical errors only

It wasn't a complete meltdown

The core melted down

Radiation was released

Many people died