Green renewable energy sources
Wind power is found in wind farms, producing electricity for everyone, people sometimes use the solar panels for saving the Environment but I think it's a good idea.
There is still plenty of coal available, but environmentalists don't like it because of the greenhouse gases it produces. Nuclear is a good alternative, and there is also wind, solar, tidal, and waves to be harnessed. Oil though is used for transport and all sorts of plastics, so we still need it.
Well, they do reduce greenhouse gases, but you pay someone else to do it for you. So you can pay a farmer to plant trees and continue to let your factory burn oil. Let's hope the farmer keeps putting the prices up, and the factory owner moves to renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal and biofuel).
A non-renewable resource is one that is mined from the ground, and when we've used it, there's no more left. In terms of energy, these are oil, coal, natural gas, uranium, lignite, shale oil and so forth.Examples of renewable energy resources are solar, wind, geothermal, wave, and tidal power.
solar power is good because the sun doesnt have pollution and it is a renewable resourse
A few examples of renewable natural resources are water,wind,and the sun. Dams are a good example of reusing water to make energy. Windmills are a good example of using wind to make energy, and solar panels are a good example of using the sun to make energy.These things are renewable because we are never going to run out.They are made faster than we can use them.
Oh, dude, infinite resources? Like, you're talking about stuff that just keeps on going and going, right? Well, technically, things like solar energy, wind power, and, like, the love for pizza can be considered infinite resources because they're constantly being renewed or, you know, never run out. So, if you're ever in need of a bottomless pit of resources, just look to the sun, the wind, or a good ol' slice of pizza.
Windmills are a good way to use wind energy
Yes! The Kola Bay and Sea of Okhotsk have a tidal energy potential of 100 GW, and if the nation's tidal resources are developed, it can probably double overall energy production. There is currently a tidal plant, the Penzhin Tidal Power Plant, under construction, which is projected to have a capacity of 87 GW (that's 40% of the total energy that Russia currently produces).
Yes.
Not many cars operate on solar energy, I doubt if it will catch on
it very good for our environment and it a renewable energy.