Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources

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Across
  1. 3. Short for natural gas; used to heat homes and cook food.
  2. 6. Something we use from the Earth, like water or oil.
  3. 8. Energy that comes from the sun.
  4. 11. Moving air that can be used to create energy.
  5. 12. A natural resource used to make electricity, especially in dams.
  6. 15. Harmful stuff in the air, water, or land.
  7. 17. Good for the environment and does not cause harm.
  8. 18. Energy made from plants or other once-living things.
  9. 19. Material burned or used to make energy.
  10. 20. The ability to do work or make things move.
  11. 23. Energy used to make machines and lights work.
  12. 24. Remains of old plants and animals; also used in "fossil fuels."
  13. 25. gas A gas found underground, often used for heating and cooking.
  14. 27. A type of fuel made from oil, used in trucks and buses.
  15. 28. Something that can be used up and is not unlimited.
Down
  1. 1. Energy that comes from heat deep inside the Earth.
  2. 2. A chemical found in all living things and in fuels; too much can hurt the planet.
  3. 4. Something that can be used without running out or hurting the Earth.
  4. 5. A machine with blades that spins to make electricity.
  5. 7. The natural world around us, like air, water, and land.
  6. 9. Light and heat from the sun that can be turned into electricity.
  7. 10. A natural liquid found underground, used to make fuels.
  8. 13. A resource that can run out and takes millions of years to form.
  9. 14. The usual weather in a place over a long time.
  10. 16. Energy made by moving water, like from rivers or waterfalls.
  11. 21. A black rock burned for energy; it comes from ancient plants.
  12. 22. A metal used in nuclear power to make electricity.
  13. 26. A thick liquid from the ground used for fuel and products like gasoline.