Renewable Energy

4. A spinning turbine in the water that generates electricity.
5. The number one killer of birds in the world.
8. The process of splitting atoms to harness the energy from it breaking apart.
11. The fossil fuel that is used to heat many homes in the US.
14. An energy source that is finite and has a set amount.
16. 235 and 238 are different isotopes of this element.
17. A "potentially renewable" energy source
19. Nonrenewable energy sources that we use in society to generate electricity, power cars, etc.

1. An energy source that can never run out.
2. Radioactive waste is a potential hazard of this energy-rich source
3. Heat from the Earth
6. A city in Japan that had a nuclear power plant catastrophe in 2011.
7. Has the potential to power the world, but is currently less than one percent of energy.
9. Nonrenewable energy sources release this as a result of combustion.
10. A city in Ukraine that suffered the worst ever nuclear power plant meltdown in 1986.
12. The result of dead plants and trees from 300 million years ago.
13. The main fuel used for transportation in our modern day society.
15. The subatomic particle that splits up atoms.
18. A spinning turbine from the unevenly heated air generates electricity.