No
coal, gas You used a double negative here. The least non-renewable means the same thing as the most renewable. I would say sunlight is the most renewable energy source. Sure the sun will burn out some day, but that will be a long time from now. Sunlight will last a lot longer than coal and gas.
the wind is a type of renewable energy-use it and some will come along later. once you burn coal,it's gone -certainly in your lifetime-it's non renewable. A renewable fuel is anything that can replenish at roughly the same rate we consume it. Corn used for ethanol is one example. The corn replenishes at a rate as fast as we use it. Non renewable is anything that we consume at a rate faster then we can replenish. For example, we have roughly 700 years of oil left. Once this is gone, we will not have anything left. Coal, oil, nuclear and trees are examples. Trees could be renewable if we consumed at the same or lower rate then we grew new ones to maturity.
Nuclear power is not considered renewable because it relies on finite resources, specifically uranium and other fissile materials, which can be depleted over time. While it generates low greenhouse gas emissions during operation, the extraction and processing of nuclear fuel are not sustainable in the same way as renewable sources like solar, wind, or hydroelectric power. Additionally, the long-term management of radioactive waste presents significant challenges. Therefore, while nuclear power can be a low-carbon energy source, it does not fit the definition of renewable energy.
Hydro-electric power is a renewable resource. The definition of 'hydroelectric' is hydro or water used to generate electricity. It is said that the same amount of water that is on earth now is the same amount that was on earth about 5 billion years ago because of the water cycle (evaporation, condensation, precipitation etc.) thus causing it to be renewable after use. Hydro-electric power has a considerably lower output level of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO2) than fossil fuel powered energy plants and it is renewable because you can continuously use it and it will not run out. The water will continue to fall as rain, fill the dams and generate electricity.
Yes, they can mean the same thing.
because you are making new energy so they are completey different
it aint6 a such thing as school
they are used for the same thing
Yes, these are synonymous phrases.
The sun is a renewable source of energy. Water is not a renewable source of energy. It is a renewable resource as long as the rain keeps on falling on the same place.
Green energy is any energy from renewable resources that emits no carbon dioxide pollution, for example, solar, wind, hydro, etc. Green Mountain Energy is a company that provides green energy to its customers. Not the same thing.
Other than what? Please clarify.Common energy sources (for technological purposes) are fossil fuels (petroleum and coal), nuclear energy, as well as solar energy, wind energy, hydraulic (water) energy, and many others.
No, wind refers to the natural movement of air, while wind energy is the energy harnessed from the wind to generate electricity using wind turbines. Wind energy is a renewable and sustainable source of power.
allrneable energy are nonexausable.
The same thing as energy is the capacity to do work or cause change.
Answer : YES Renewable power sources and non-renewable power souces are both used to generate electricity, which is then transfered through the 'power grid' (power lines) to different houses. Electricity generated from renewable sources is not different in any way to electricity generated by non-renewable sources. Therefore, they can both be used at the same t5ime
no Yes, removing energy from the atmosphere may have long term effects. The energy contained in the atmosphere controls the weather and what changes removing this energy may make is unknown. The same applies to power turbines. The is no such thing as 'free' or' renewable energy'