'Nonrenewable energy resources' presentation slideshows

Chapter Menu

Chapter Introduction Lesson 1 Energy Resources Lesson 2 Renewable Energy Resources Lesson 3 Land Resources Lesson 4 Air and Water Resources Chapter Wrap-Up. Chapter Menu. Why is it important to manage natural resources wisely?. Chapter Introduction. What do you think?.

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Natural Resources

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TOPIC : Energy AIM : Describe the various sources of energy that exist on Earth.

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Chapter 13 - Energy

Chapter 13 - Energy. By Ari Brady, Laura Slote, Sydney Bell, and Bronwyn Austin APES 6th Period. Case Study. The Rocky Mountain Institute - 99% of space and water heating from sun - 95% of daytime lighting from sun - uses one tenth the usual amount of electricity

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Any natural substance used by living things can be considered a natural resource.

Any natural substance used by living things can be considered a natural resource. For example, minerals, such as copper and iron, are natural resources. Most metals are examples of minerals. Most minerals are nonrenewable resources. What does that mean?. Nonrenewable Energy Resources.

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Elementary Science

Elementary Science. Science Focus Lesson SC.4.E.6.3 Renewable/ Nonrenewable Resources. Polk County Public Schools. SC.4.E.6.3. Benchmark: Recognize that humans need resources found on Earth and that these are either renewable or nonrenewable. Essential Question:

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Energy. Chapter 15.1 Energy and Its Forms. What is Energy? It is the ability to do work. It is transferred by a force moving an object through a distance. 2. What are the two general types of energy? Kinetic Energy Potential Energy. Chapter 15.1 Energy and Its forms.

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NATURAL RESOURCES Materials

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Energy

Energy. Book Chapter 15. Energy. Work is a transfer of energy. Mechanical energy is when objects have the ability to do work. There are two types of mechanical energy: 1. Potential Energy (PE) 2. Kinetic Energy (KE). Kinetic Energy is energy in motion.

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Natural Resources

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Natural Resources

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15.3 Energy Resources

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Warm Ups

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Module 2 Review Energy: Everything Has it!

Module 2 Review Energy: Everything Has it!. Lesson 2.01 Potential and Kinetic Energy. Key Points: - Potential Energy is more formally called the Energy of Position or Stored Energy. Any object that is still or resting has Potential Energy.

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Energy

Energy. Anna Cardillo Annemarie Ruch Kylie McBride. The Energy Crisis. Too much energy dependence on foreign nations In 2010, the U.S. imported 49% of the crude oil and refined petroleum sources which were consumed 18% of these resources came from the Persian Gulf

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Warm Ups 1/22-1/24

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