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Energy

Published on Nov 21, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Energy

by gabriela robets

Obtaining Energy

  • Solar Energy:
  • To have solar energy you must have lots of space and lots of money.
  • Solar energy comes from the sun.
  • Solar panels are an example of solar energy.

Obtaining Energy

  • Oils:
  • long process.
  • drilling in the earth.
  • very expensive.

Obtaining Energy

  • Nuclear:
  • causes sink holes in the earths surface.
  • a very long process.

Obtaining Energy

  • Nuclear Energy:
  • no pollution.
  • needs large sources of water and is a very expensive process.

Transforming Energy

  • Oil:
  • heated,add chemicals then tested.
  • Coal:
  • dangerous,a long hard process of sifting coal out of the earths surface.
  • Natural Gas:a process under the sea and ground.

DISTRIBUTING ENERGY

  • Pipeline:
  • underground.
  • take oil from refrains and were moving oil from one port to another.

DISTRIBUTING ENERGY

  • Ships:
  • ships transport oil from country to country.
  • Energy Lines & substations:
  • energy lines run through many parts of the world.
  • substations can be mobile and transported.

nonrenewable: OIL:

Oil is formed from the remains of dead animals and plants.

Nonrenewable: COAL:

  • Coal is non-renewable.
  • Coal is formed from the remains of dead animals and plants.
  • Underground mine-very dangerous and can contaminate water.
  • 7,000 power plants.

Renewable:

  • solar energy:energy from the sun. Energy from the sun can be used as heat
  • and electricity.
  • wind energy:energy from moving air. Wind energy can be produced by wind
  • turbines.

Renewable:

  • geothermal energy:geothermal energy uses the heat from within the earth
  • geothermal energy is used to heat buildings and produce electricity.   
  • Hydropower: energy from moving water .Hydropower is the largest  
  • renewable energy source in the united states that helps generate 
  • electricity. 

Renewable:

  • Biomass:energy from plants and animals.
  • Biomass contains stored energy from the sun.
  • Examples of biomass:wood,crops,animal 
  • manure,and human sewage.

Impacts

  • Nuclear- radioactive waste
  • heated waste water from nuclear plants harms aquatic life life fish 
  • greenhouse gasses

Impacts

  • Biomass:pollution such as gas or liquid waste nitrogen oxide.
  • Uses some fossil fuels
  • has a terrible smell

Impacts

  • Biomass:pollution such as gas or liquid waste nitrogen oxide.
  • Uses some fossil fuels
  • has a terrible smell

Conservation

  • Turn off lights that are not being used
  • Turn off any computers or electrronics that are not bing used

sources

  • "environmental energy source ." Energy 4 me . 2014. Web. 3 Dec. 2014. .