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Wind Energy Disadvantages

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

WIND DISADVANTAGES

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DISADVANTAGES

  • Not always available... The wind must blow first!
  • $1.3- $2.2 million to build wind farms
  • Gives off pollution when making the turbines
  • Killed 976 million birds so far
  • Need to have a large area; takes up space
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DISADVANTAGES

  • The blades of the turbine can fly off after a long period of time
  • Some people consider them an eyesore
  • Is inefficient and doesn't produce high volume of energy
  • Disturbs wildlife
  • Very noisy
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ENERGY SOURCES

BY: JENNA BARNES
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BIOMASS

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ADVANTAGES

  • It's renewable
  • Made from plants
  • No pollution
  • Gives off energy

DISADVANTAGES

  • It's limited
  • Very time consuming
  • In some cases, major causes of pollution
  • Expensive production
  • Needs work in harvesting

ADVANTAGES

  • Doesn't produce waste
  • No pollution
  • Free wind
  • Environment friendly

FOSSIL FULES

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ADVANTAGES

  • Cheapest energy source
  • Most reliable energy source
  • Large supplies are still available
  • Help make everyday objects
  • Mast safe source

DISAVANTAGES

  • Major pollution
  • Not renewable
  • Takes a long time to make
  • Makes acid rain
  • Gives off carbon and sulfur dioxide

ADVANTAGES

  • It's renewable
  • Saves a lot of money for heat
  • Creates generators
  • No pollution

DISADVANTAGES

  • Can only be built where hot water is
  • Very expensive to drill
  • Supplies less than 1% of our needs
  • Hazardous materials
  • Need for infrastructure

HYDROPOWER

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ADVANTAGES

  • Cheap energy source once built
  • No pollution or globle warming
  • Works in very large scale
  • This energy can be stored
  • Supply can adapt quickly

DISADVANTAGES

  • Can hurt the environment
  • Building a dam is expensive
  • Not many places are suitable for dams
  • People can loose their home
  • Reservoirs can fill with silt and become useless

NUCLEAR POWER

ADVANTAGES

  • No pollution
  • Small amount of fuel needed
  • Produces small waste
  • Produces a lot of energy

DISADVANTAGES

  • Core produces radiation and radioactive waste
  • Natural U-235 very rare must be made by humans
  • Is very expensive for nuclear reactors
  • Nuclear waste remains dangerous for a long time
  • Power plant life span is limited

SOLAR

ADVANTAGES

  • Unlimited supply in hot regions
  • Clean energy
  • Renewable
  • Silent
  • Many possibilities for the future

DISADVANTAGES

  • Limited supply on cooler areas
  • Some power plants need large areas
  • Depends on weather patterns
  • Doesn't work at night
  • Systems can be exspisive