PPT-Fossil Fuels

IAN p 31 Textbook pp 104111 Fuel Fossil Fuels A substance that provides energy such as heat light motion or electricity Result of a chemical change Energyrich substances formed from the remains of living organisms. Climate Justice in BC: Lessons for Transformation. www.teachclimatejustice.ca. What is climate change?. Climate Change 101 – Questions. What is the difference between global warming and climate change?. Ecological Economics, Chapter 7 Review. “How do we explain the unwavering devotion to continuous economic growth by economists, policy makers, and the general public in the face of ecological and natural resource limits?”. An invitation to accelerate the energy transition. Contents. What is Divest Invest?. Who is doing it?. Background. The science. Why Divest . I. nvest?. Sensible finances. Legal obligation. Ethical motivations. . Solar Power Energy. How It Works-. Dakhi. The sun’s energy comes from its core and goes though the convection and radiation zone.to escape the sun’s photosphere in the form of a ray.. The ray has electrical and magnetic energy (electromagnetic energy).. What, Why and How . What is Divestment?. Divestment is DIS - INVESTMENT. Taking money away from places we/you don’t want it to be. and putting into better safer places. Why Divest?. Why would we do this?. October 29. th. , 2015. Photovoltaic cell diagram. The diagram above illustrates the operation of a basic photovoltaic cell, also called a solar cell. Solar cells are made of . the same kinds of semiconductor materials, such as silicon, used in the microelectronics industry. For solar cells, a thin. How Does it all Fit?. Eric Thacker. Wildland Resources . Utah State University . Brunson 2015. Strand et al 2014. Two General Approaches. Landscape Fuels reduction. Targeted Grazing. Focuses animals on small area. Topic 7. Sources of Thermal Energy. Energy is often converted before we can use it. Many sources come with environmental concerns. Sources of Thermal Energy. Mechanical. Chemical – burning fuel. Electrical – generators . Fossil fuels include petroleum and coal. Burning of coal produces a lot of smoke and dust whereas burning of petrol mainly produces . sulphur.  dioxide. In addition to these, the pollutants include carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO. Bastiat. Society of Colorado Springs. Colorado Springs, CO. May 3, 2016. Paul T. Prentice, Ph.D.. pprentice@coloradotech.edu. All-Encompassing Science of Human Action. Commercial activity - . The sphere of human action in which we specialize, produce, and trade.. Unit Objectives. Identify key elements of the fire environment:. . Fuels. Weather. Topography. Fire behavior. Pre-burn Reconnaissance. Fuels. Targeted participants:. Fossil fuels include petroleum and coal. Burning of coal produces a lot of smoke and dust whereas burning of petrol mainly produces . sulphur.  dioxide. In addition to these, the pollutants include carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO. It’s raining correct . asnwers. 1.. What is acid rain?. Acid rain is rain that has been made acidic by certain pollutants in the air. 2.. Acid rain is a result of pollutants being released into the air. Name these two chemical compounds: . 2. in air to liberate heat. They can be solids, liquids or gases. . They have carbon and hydrogen. The chief fuels are coal and mineral oil. Fuels can be either of vegetable (organic- coal etc) or mineral (inorganic – .