PPT-15 Nonrenewable Energy Oil and natural gas

Two most widely used natural resources in the US Oil consumption is increasing New extractions from oil shale cause environmental harm Burning oil and natural gas will continue adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. SOURCES OF. THE WORLD!. Did you know . there are at least . 12 energy sources?. Natural Gas. Petroleum. Propane . Coal. Nuclear. Solar. Hydroelectric . Wind. Biomass. Ethanol. Geothermal. Hydrogen. Each energy source is either renewable or nonrenewable!. Identify . and classify Earth’s . renewable resources. , including air, plants, water, and animals; and . nonrenewable resources. , including coal, oil, and natural gas; and the importance of conservation.. On your guided note worksheet, place . these resources in the correct category:. Renewable. Nonrenewable. Inexhaustible . (forever. ). coal. oil. sunlight. iron. wind. animals. timber. water. soil. plants. Chapter 5. Natural resources. Natural resources are useful materials found in the environment. – water, minerals, vegetation. Some natural resources can be used just as they are found but most need to be changed before they are used.. Fossil Fuels. “Our . civilization runs by burning the remains of humble creatures who inhabited the Earth hundreds of millions of years before the . first humans…”. . - . Carl Sagan. During the . .. Teachers, please. read notes pages before using this presentation.. Some of florida’s resources are renewable. Sugar. Oranges. Beef. Seafood. Water. All of these things can be replaced as they are used. . Chapter Overview Questions. What are the advantages and disadvantages of conventional oil and nonconventional heavy oils?. What are the advantages and disadvantages of natural gas?. What are the advantages and disadvantages of coal and the conversion of coal to gaseous and liquid fuels?. Reliable. Affordable. Clean. Community.. Geographic Footprint. 2. A National Perspective. . Electric Transmission. 6,600 . miles . of transmission lines. Favorable regulatory environment. . Electric Distribution . renewable resources. , including air, plants, water, and animals; and . nonrenewable resources. , including coal, oil, and natural gas; and the importance of conservation.. . 1. Which . of these best completes this chart?. Renewable, . and Inexhaustible. © 2012 Project Lead The Way, Inc.. Principles Of Engineering. Energy Sources. Energy: The ability to do work. Energy sources are defined as. Nonrenewable . Renewable. P. 434-449. 17.1 Energy Resources and Fossil Fuels. 17.2 Nuclear Energy. 1. Key Terms. Fossil fuels. Electric generator. Petroleum. Oil reserves. Nuclear energy. Nuclear fission. Nuclear fusion. 2. 17.1 Energy Resources and Fossil Fuels. © 2012 Project Lead The Way, Inc.. Principles of Engineering. Energy Sources. Energy: The ability to do work. Energy sources are defined as. Nonrenewable . Renewable. Inexhaustible. The SUN is the original source . Energy Sources. Energy: The ability to do work. Energy sources are defined as. Nonrenewable . Renewable. Inexhaustible. The SUN is the original source . of almost all energy sources on Earth.. Nonrenewable Energy Sources. Southern . California Gas Company . September 24, 2015. California’s Dual Emissions Challenge. Federal Clean Air Act and California Climate Change Initiative. Measures to Reduce Smog . and . GHG Emissions Drive Today’s Energy and Environmental Agenda.