Understanding Energy: Sources, Uses, and Conservation

Mar 03, 2025

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Explore the various forms of energy available for everyday use, learn methods of energy production, and discover the importance of conserving energy to protect our environment.

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Understanding Energy: Sources, Uses, and Conservation

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What is energy? • Energy is an ability to work. • There are lots of different kinds of energy that we can use.
How do you make energy? • There are lots of different ways to make energy
When and what do we use it for? • All of us use energy every day for transportation, cooking, heating, cooling rooms, manufacturing, lightening and entertainments.
How can you save energy?

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