Energy
Fuel is a
store of
energy
Fossil fuels
(coal, oil,
gas)
Nuclear
fuel
Others
like wood,
rubbish
… and using steam to spin a magnet.
This happens by boiling water to steam…
Fuel is turned into electricity
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Energy sources
Renewable
Replenished at
the rate we use
it.
Non-renewable
We use it faster
than it is
replenished
Fossil fuels are the
remains of buried
plants and animals
Deep in the earth
they were cooked for
millions of years to
form coal, oil and
gas.
They cause climate change
by releasing CO2
Environmental damage:
Acid rain
Polluting smoke
Oil spills
Non-renewable
Only about 15 countries
have most of the oil
Prices are pushed up
Other prices also go up,
such as food, clothing.
transport.
Problems with
fossil fuels
1. Humans release extra CO2 into the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels.
2. The extra CO2 traps heat from the Sun, making the Earth warmer.
p. 83: q. 5
p. 85: q. 4-5

edT2 energy intro and fossil fuels

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Fuel is a storeof energy Fossil fuels (coal, oil, gas) Nuclear fuel Others like wood, rubbish
  • 3.
    … and usingsteam to spin a magnet. This happens by boiling water to steam… Fuel is turned into electricity
  • 4.
  • 11.
    Energy sources Renewable Replenished at therate we use it. Non-renewable We use it faster than it is replenished
  • 12.
    Fossil fuels arethe remains of buried plants and animals Deep in the earth they were cooked for millions of years to form coal, oil and gas.
  • 13.
    They cause climatechange by releasing CO2 Environmental damage: Acid rain Polluting smoke Oil spills Non-renewable Only about 15 countries have most of the oil Prices are pushed up Other prices also go up, such as food, clothing. transport. Problems with fossil fuels
  • 14.
    1. Humans releaseextra CO2 into the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels. 2. The extra CO2 traps heat from the Sun, making the Earth warmer.
  • 15.
    p. 83: q.5 p. 85: q. 4-5

Editor's Notes

  • #11 Blue Lagoon, Reykjavik, Iceland: recycling of warm waste water from HEP plant.