Renewable/non

Cards (19)

  • What is a non-renewable energy resource?

    A source of energy that cannot be replaced after use
  • Why can't non-renewable resources be reused?

    Because we can't put the energy back once it's been converted
  • What are some examples of non-renewable energy resources?

    Fossil fuels and nuclear fuel
  • How are fossil fuels formed?

    They are formed from biomatter in the earth
  • Why are fossil fuels considered non-renewable?

    Because they take too long to replace compared to how fast we use them
  • What is a renewable energy resource?

    A source of energy that will never run out or can be replaced after use
  • What are some examples of renewable energy resources?
    Hydroelectric power, wind power, and biofuel
  • Why won't renewable resources run out?

    Because they are almost infinite or easily replaceable
  • Do you need to memorize all renewable energy resources for your exam?

    No, but you may need to recall some examples
  • What is the primary source of the world's energy usage?
    Fossil fuels
  • Why was there a high reliance on fossil fuels in the past?

    Because most fuel-using machinery was invented around the time of fossil fuel discovery
  • What conclusions can be drawn from the energy resources used to produce UK electricity in 2000?

    • Most energy was sourced from fossil fuels
    • Very little renewable energy was used
    • Nuclear energy was also present
  • Why has the data on energy usage changed over time?
    Fossil fuel supplies are expected to run out in the next 100 years
  • How much time is estimated for oil and gas supplies to remain?
    50 years each
  • What environmental impact is associated with burning fossil fuels?
    It releases large amounts of carbon dioxide, leading to global warming
  • How are governments responding to the information about fossil fuels?

    They are looking to increase the amount of energy sourced from renewable sources
  • What conclusions can be drawn from the energy resources used to produce UK electricity in 2019?

    • Much less reliance on fossil fuels
    • Increased use of renewable energy sources
    • Coal was the first to be phased out due to environmental impact
  • Do you need to know the exact values from the tables for your exam?

    No, you should know the conclusions that can be drawn from them
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