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Renewable Energy & Energy Resources

By Oliver Smith

The majority of the world’s electrical energy comes from nonrenewable sources. Although burning fossil fuels is a cheap and reliable source of generating an electric current, the carbon dioxide it produces is having a negative effect on the environment. Our reserves of fossil fuels are running low as they are being used a much faster rate than they are being created. Using alternative energy resources will reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and reduce the greenhouse effect and global warming.


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Using Infographics in the Classroom

Visual projects, posters, and infographics will go a long way in helping your students understand the material and enjoy learning as they go! It's become essential to include visual aids in lessons.




Renewable Energy

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Students will research one type of renewable energy and make an infographic!

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  • Nuclear Power
  • Energy released via nuclear fission is used to heat water into steam.
  • Nuclear power is the 4th most used energy source.
  • of the world's electricity is generated by nuclear reactors.
  • 11%
  • Coal
  • Gas
  • Top 10 Countries
  • * Solar, Wind, Geothermal, Tidal, Oil, & Other
  • Pros
  • Small amount of fuel = lots of energy
  • No greenhouse gasses or pollution emitted
  • Power stations are generally safe
  • Why? Why Not?
  • Hydro
  • Nuclear
  • Other*
  • Cons
  • United States France China Russia South Korea
  • Waste remains radioactive
  • Costly to set up
  • Disasters can be dangerous
  • Canada Ukraine Germany Sweden UK
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