Across
- 2. Process of using heat generated from the Earth’s core to create usable energy.
- 5. Any resource that can (or will) be replenished naturally over a relatively short period of time.
- 9. Oil and _______ make up the two largest portions of energy sources we use today.
- 12. This Effect is used to describe how solar energy panels work.
- 13. Fossil Fuel that is primarily used for transportation.
- 14. A highly combustible form of organic rock found beneath the earth’s surface
- 15. Coming in many shapes and sizes, these large turbines are used to capture an intermittent form of energy known as?
- 16. Natural gas is most often used in homes for the production of?
Down
- 1. The fission of atoms to release large amounts of energy in the form of heat to generate steam.
- 3. Production of energy by converting mechanical energy like flowing water into electrical energy by the turning of turbines.
- 4. This word is used to describe something that is inconsistent with timing.
- 6. Resource that can’t be readily replaced by natural means fast enough to keep up with consumption.
- 7. Formed from decayed animals and plants and is the world’s primary energy source.
- 8. 8 letter word to identify one thing that we create by refining oil.
- 10. Five letter word that describes one reason we so readily use non-renewable resources.
- 11. Energy generated from collecting energy in the form of heat from the sun.
- 14. A four letter word used to describe one of the cons of using renewable energy.
