Energy Sources

3. Energy from organic materials like plants, wood, and waste.
6. Energy Sources: Resources that cannot be readily replaced or are depleted once used.
8. Electricity produced by moving air using turbines.
9. Energy released by splitting the nucleus of an atom (fission).
12. Energy generated from moving water, often through dams.
13. Energy harnessed from the sun's heat and light.

1. Heat energy obtained from deep within the Earth.
2. Using resources in a way that meets current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own.
4. A form of energy often generated at power stations using various sources.
5. Energy Sources: Resources that are not depleted when used and can be replaced by nature in a relatively short time.
7. Gases: Chemicals released into the environment, often when fossil fuels are burned, contributing to global warming.
10. Footprint: The total amount of greenhouse gases generated by our actions.
11. Fuels: Energy sources formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals, such as coal, petroleum (oil), and natural gas.