The major hang-up in this question is the mysterious phrase "uneven heat energy transfer".
As scientists and engineers, we're left scratching our beards when we read that one.
The quantity of heat energy that arrives at the cold water is the same quantity
that leaves the hot water. If there's any difference, then it means only that our
method of moving the energy from one place to another was leaky, and some of
the energy was allowed to escape into the surrounding air, or pipes, or containers, etc.
Transfer of heat energy around the Earth from uneven heating of its surface is accomplished by Global air circulation patterns,
Wind is produced by uneven heating of the ground. Heat:mechanical (kinetics)wind movement: turning: mechanical: engine systems :sounds.
Glass can shatter; it can create glass shards, uneven and jagged pieces.
Heterogeneous
breaks
Transfer of heat energy around the Earth from uneven heating of its surface is accomplished by Global air circulation patterns,
No. Conduction is a form of heat transfer through matter via direct contact.
Uneven solar heating
Wind is caused by the uneven heating of the Earth's crust. This causes air to move and therefor generate energy.
I think either geothermal or wind
Indeed there is. Actually there is geothermal energy everywhere, but the distribution is uneven. See: http://www1.eere.energy.gov/geothermal/geomap.html
The sun and uneven heating of the earth's surface causes all the weather.
Wind
Wind
No. Earth is an example of many things, such as an uneven rock with water in its low places, but earth is not energy, least of all nuclear.
Wind is produced by uneven heating of the ground. Heat:mechanical (kinetics)wind movement: turning: mechanical: engine systems :sounds.
The more uneven the surface, the more friction there is.