There is no air, land or water pollution from wind power. Wind turbines in use have a noise which some people call noise pollution.
They are a renewable source of energy, they are quiet and they produce no pollution.
In theory a nuke power plant produces no pollution. It is 100% clean energy. Though pollution from the waste is a big problem and is sometimes dumped in the environment causing pollution such as radiation and poisonous chemicals.
no because the wind spinds the windmills which then generate power
A power plant uses fossil fuels to produce the energy. When the fossil fuels such as gasoline and coal is burned it releases chemicals into the air. Fossil fuels themselves don't cause pollution because they are objects in the ground. The fuels are burned inside the power plants which is where the chemicals and pollution comes from. The power plant doesn't cause pollution either because it simply takes the energy produced and distributes it. The pollution is caused during the chemical reaction of the heat of fire reacting with the petroleum fumes or the coal rocks. The chemicals and gas are simply products. So for a straight forward answer neither one produces pollution. The pollution comes from the chemical reaction. But in regards as to where the pollution come from it comes from the power plants because the fossil fuels don't give off pollution.
No pollution.
In hydro power or solar power the energy source is pollution free but the process of manufacturing and building the plant is not of course.
Solar power plant
They are a renewable source of energy, they are quiet and they produce no pollution.
Dead Whales
In theory a nuke power plant produces no pollution. It is 100% clean energy. Though pollution from the waste is a big problem and is sometimes dumped in the environment causing pollution such as radiation and poisonous chemicals.
Because neither burns fossil fuel to create energy, and neither causes pollution.
create lots of energy and have almost no pollution
no because the wind spinds the windmills which then generate power
it is using less energy from power plants which is helping with pollution
Hydroelectric power.
No. It relies totally on the potential energy of a raised body of water. You could argue that the turbines and generators used polluting energy to produce them, or the building of the power house and dams. Once set up, there is no futher pollution caused in generating electricity.
P. S. Travis has written: 'Environmental issues in China' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Pollution, Energy industries, Environmental aspects of Energy industries, Pollution, Power resources