No, hydro electric power only supplies about 19% of the world's needs.
If we are to reduce our carbon emissions and prevent climate change we have to use renewable energy like water, wind and solar instead of oil, coal and gas to produce electricity.
Oil-fueled thermoelectric plants contribute to most of Mexico's energy needs, followed by gas, hydroelectric, nuclear and geothermal plants.
Hydroelectric power plants are in both North and South Korea. Hydroelectricity contributes much to both North and South Korea's electric needs.
Well, fish need rivers, and so do the plants that live around it. Humans may also need it if it has dams in it that provide hydroelectric energy.
Canada helps the United States meet its energy needs by Hydroelectric system.
It is the most popular fertilizer because it contains small amounts of all the requirements that a growing plants needs. You will not have enough of one to do major harm to the plant and you will have enough to satisfy the plants basic needs.
They don't. Some plants (epiphytes) are capable of absorbing enough moisture for their needs from the air, though.
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to run one hydroelectric power plant it needs about 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000212212200 people to run it.
It isn't bright enough. Any plant needs light to grow.
no and yes. all plants need a good amount of sunlight. the bean plant needs enough sunlight to soak up extra water.
No, the dew is not enough to get the job done. The roots needs a good drink. Dew only really mists the leaves.
Switzerland, along with Austria and Luxembourg, are very much involved in using renewable energy sources to power their countries. These three countries in Central Western Europe rely on hydroelectric power for most of their energy needs.