Earth's Resources

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Across
  1. 3. government policies to reduce air pollution
  2. 5. turn _____ the sink while brushing your teeth to conserve water
  3. 6. a material found in nature that is useful to humans and can be used for economic gain
  4. 8. all types of energy on Earth ultimately come from the ____
  5. 10. the percent of the United State's energy consumption that comes from renewable energy sources
  6. 11. a type of energy produced by the burning of biological material such as plant and animal waste
  7. 12. a type of energy produced by spinning turbines harnessing the energy of moving air
  8. 13. a type of energy produced by collecting the sun's energy
  9. 14. the percent of the United State's energy consumption that comes from fossil fuels
Down
  1. 1. a type of energy produced by harnessing heat from deep beneath Earth's surface
  2. 2. a type of energy produced by the movement of water through a dam
  3. 3. the saving of natural resources
  4. 4. Fossil fuels were formed when the remains of dead plants and animals were put under intense _____ and pressure
  5. 6. a type of resource that cannot be replaced when used up or takes a long time to replenish
  6. 7. a type of resource that is unlimited and can be replaced rather quickly
  7. 9. oil, natural gas, and coal are all types of ______ fuels