NIMBY- the not in my back yard syndrome. Often the people who don't want a coal burning power plant near where they live also don't want a wind mill, (eyesore, kills birds etc.), solar power plant, (hazards associated with battery banks, maintenance crews, tree cutting etc.) or any other kind of whatever they might consider offensive in one form or another. Yet they want their well manicured lawns and modern electronic conveniences, just put it somewhere else.
Solar takes up space, Wind power needs steady wind and will be visible for miles, geothermal requires deep drilling which might "contaminate" water supplies (read up about hydro-fracking), biomass involves sound and odors that might be offensive, along with other environmental concerns from ash and trucking. There will always be someone offended by whatever type of generating plant you want to put up. Other considerations might be start up cost, accessibility and maintenance.
They don't pollute, its renewable, you can get alot of it, especially Niagara falls, clean energy
Fossil fuels are considered nonrenewable as they are the product of living things that died in the distant past.
There are two main types of thermal energy - solar and geothermal. Solar energy is renewable and sustainable, and after the initial investment, is free. Geothermal energy is renewable, sustainable, and clean reducing reliance on foreign energy sources. The disadvantages are mostly financial because of the start up costs. While solar is an individual form of energy, geothermal requires large generation plants. Also solar viability is dependent on the amount of sunshine the area receives.
Yes.Completely. No matter how much of the sun's energy we use, the sun will continue to shine just as much as it did before!Solar energy is renewable because, the sun's rays will never run out. That makes it renewable. Renewable energy sources will never run out and we will have a constant supply of them. And with renewable energy sources, we are not hurting the environment as much as when we use fossil fuels. See the link below.Once the sun burns out we will just "renew it" and get another one? Just like oil reserves the sun is a finite amount of energy.Not really, consider the question intelligently and ignore the public hype. A renewable resource at minimum should output more energy than is put into it. It should also not create a significant waste issue. Having worked as an engineer at the largest solar manufacturer on the planet, I can assure you that more energy is required to generate solar cells/pannels than it provides in its lifetime (~20-25 years). The materials used to generate the cells are also considerable and fill landfills. Some of the materials are hazardous and dangerous for the environment. Don't accept answers without substance. I believe in helping the environment but this is not the answer.
Renewable resources are resources that will not run out. Some examples are trees and water.
some energy sources are non renewable but some are renewable
It depends where it comes from. Energy from solar, wind, water etc is renewable. Energy from burning fossil fuel is non-renewable.
what are some renewable energy resources
Biofuels , Solar energy , Wind energy , Tidal energy are examples of some renewable energies
there are so many renewable energys but i can say some: solar energy, hydro power, geothermal energy........
they both are a kind of energy
Trees are renewable. So are wind and water.
This is renewable energy, but some renewable energy is replenished at intervals rather than continually. For example solar energy is only replenished in daylight hours.
some people say it isnt if its the sun, so if u mean the the sun then no, it is not renewable. solar energy itself, you PROBABLY could...
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Examples of non-renewable energy are coal, oil, natural gas, uranium and fossil fuels. Ex. of renewable energy are animals, food, and biomass. Ex. of inexhaustible energy are wind, solar, geothermal, and hydroelectric.
They are both seen as renewable sources of energy