I WONDER - Where Do Biofuels Come From?

Biofuels, derived from plants and food waste, are crucial for a sustainable energy future. Unlike limited fossil fuels, biofuels are renewable and can be continuously produced. They offer a vision of an energy-abundant future that supports environmental health.

What are biofuels primarily made from?

• Plastic and rubber

• Water and air

• Plants and food waste

• Minerals and metals

Which of the following is NOT a source of biofuels?

• Coal

• Sugar cane

• Food waste

• Corn

How do biofuels differ from fossil fuels in terms of availability?

• Fossil fuels are renewable and always available

• Biofuels are continuously producible as long as resources are available

• Fossil fuels are made from plants and food waste

• Biofuels are limited and take ages to form

What is a key benefit of using biofuels for energy?

• They are non-renewable

• They deplete natural resources

• They increase carbon emissions

• They support a sustainable and healthy planet

What does the future of energy look like with biofuels?

• Energy will be expensive and limited

• Energy will rely solely on fossil fuels

• Energy will be abundant, renewable, and environmentally friendly

• Energy will be scarce and non-renewable