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Renewable and Non-renewable Energy Resources
Task:
Each group will be assigned one renewable and one nonrenewable resource to research.
Project Guidelines and Goals:
• Create a creative and informative group class presentation by making a PowerPoint,
• You must make sure that it is ready and able to be accessed on the day it is due. IF IT IS NOT, THE PROJECT WILL BE GRADED AS LATE!!!
• You may upload to YouTube, email it to me, bring in a removable drive. There must be time BEFORE the project is to be presented to check that it was received and able to be played in the classroom!
• Your project shouldn’t be a series of slides specifically answering the above questions, they are meant to guide you, not create your project for you. HOWEVER , you must answer all the above questions for your specific energy type.
• Your group should answer all the questions for each energy type PLUS at the end answer the following two questions comparing both your renewable and nonrenewable source.
• bibliography with all information cited in correct formats
• Presentation must be a minimum of 15 slides
Resources/ Guidelines:
• The library has a large collection of books and Science encyclopedias that will be very useful for your project.
• Each person MUST use at least one book source!!!
• You should use the information in chapter 15 to assist you in writing about the above information
• You should write in your own words & avoid plagiarism (copying/citing as your own work – you do not need to cite pictures/images for this project)
- Do not copy and paste.
- EVERYTHING should be in your own words
- If you take a direct quote it must be cited with MLA format.
• Your project should not be made up of other peoples quotes, however if you find one or two that are crucial to your presentation, you may include them.
- is your friend!
• One great website to get you started is the energy kids page:
• This project is also listed on my website should you lose any of the papers!
Focus your research on answering the following questions:
Coal
1. How is your energy source extracted from the ground
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source? How does the energy source generate useful work?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top coal deposits in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Hydroelectric
1. How is your energy source collected? How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the hydroelectric dams in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
As a group answer:
• 9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
• 10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
Focus your research on answering the following questions:
Oil
1. How is your energy source extracted from the ground? How is it processed and refined?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source? How does the energy source generate useful work?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top oil deposits in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Wind
1. How is your energy source collected? How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top windmill locations in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
As a group answer:
• 9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
• 10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
Focus your research on answering the following questions:
Natural Gas
1. How is your energy source extracted from the ground? How is it processed and refined?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source? How does the energy source generate useful work?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top natural gas deposits in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Solar
1. How is your energy source collected? How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top solar panel locations in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
As a group answer:
9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
Focus your research on answering the following questions:
Nuclear
1. How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the nuclear plants located in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Geothermal
1. How is your energy source collected? How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the geothermal locations in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
As a group answer:
9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
Focus your research on answering the following questions:
Nuclear
1. How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the nuclear plants located in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Wood
1. How is your energy source extracted collected? How is it processed into a more usable form?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source? How does the energy source generate useful work?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. If used correctly this resource is renewable however, research the 1700-1800’s and explain the practices they were using that made it a nonrenewable resource.
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source. (May be the same as #6)
As a group answer:
9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
Focus your research on answering the following questions:
Coal
1. How is your energy source extracted from the ground
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source? How does the energy source generate useful work?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top coal deposits in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Biomass – Other than Wood
1. How is your energy source collected? How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the biomass plants in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
As a group answer:
9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
Focus your research on answering the following questions:
Natural Gas
1. How is your energy source extracted from the ground? How is it processed and refined?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source? How does the energy source generate useful work?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top natural gas deposits in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Biomass – Other than Wood
1. How is your energy source collected? How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the biomass plants in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
As a group answer:
9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
Focus your research on answering the following questions:
Oil
1. How is your energy source extracted from the ground? How is it processed and refined?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source? How does the energy source generate useful work?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top oil deposits in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Hydroelectric
1. How is your energy source collected? How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the hydroelectric dams in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
As a group answer:
• 9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
• 10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
Solar
1. How is your energy source collected? How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the top solar panel locations in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
Nuclear
1. How does the energy source generate useful work?
2. How is your energy source transported to the user?
3. How does the consumer use the energy source?
4. What is needed for the energy source to work?
5. What is the environmental impact of the above? (questions 1 to 3)
6. Where are the nuclear plants located in the US? In the world?
7. How does the cost of this resource compare to others?
8. Describe a known disaster or cautionary tale (true) which relates to your energy source.
As a group answer:
• 9. Which of your two resources is more commonly being used today?
• 10. Which of your two resources would you recommend for continued use in the future? Explain your answer.
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