IB ESS 7.1 Climate change and energy production

Coal, natural gas, and oil all produce energy. How?

• They are burned to produce heat
• Their weight causes a turbine to spin
• They undergo nuclear fission
• They power solar panels

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Water and wind can produce energy. How?

• They are burned to produce heat
• Their movement causes a turbine to spin
• They undergo nuclear fission
• They power solar panels

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What is a non-renewable resource?

• a resource that is not used up or can be very quickly replenished
• a resource that can not be replenished within a human lifetime

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What is a renewable resource?

• a resource that is not used up or can be very quickly replenished
• a resource that can not be replenished within a human lifetime

Which of the following is NOT a fossil fuel?

• coal
• natural gas
• oil
• biomass

Are Fossil fuels a renewable energy resource?

• Yes
• No

Is biomass a renewable energy resource?

• Yes
• No

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Is nuclear a renewable energy resource?

• Yes
• No

Is solar a renewable energy resource?

• Yes
• No

Is geothermal a renewable energy resource?

• Yes
• No

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