EXAMPLES OF RENEWABLE AND NONRENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES

Le Quy Don Secondary SchoolTeacher: Dong Thi Thuy AnUnit 10: SOURCES OF ENERGYLesson 5: Skills 1* Activity 1: Discusion.1. What are the main sources ofenergy in Viet Nam?2, What types of energy sourceswill be used in the future?Renewable andnon-renewable<[r]

Renewable Energy in ChinaTownshipElectrificationProgramPIX02130, Credit: Simon TsuoTibetan home with20-watt PV panel and500-watt wind turbine.nine western provinces—Xinjiang, Qinghai,Gansu, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Sichuan,Hunan, Yunnan, and Tibet—bringing powerto nearly[r]

Thiswas coalfollowedbytheconsumption of (2) _____ (40 million tons).smallestNuclearand hydroelectricity made up the(3) _____ amount of energy consumption(20 million tons).- The chart shows/ describes…: biểu đồ chothấy…- As can be seen, ….: có thể thấy rằng…- This was followed by[r]

12Improved energy-efficiency: Rising prices of energy and resources businesses to look closely at theiractivities. The frequent result is that businesses discover opportunities that were hidden to them thatimprove energy efficiency at a low or negative cost, thereb[r]

Issues of relevance to Small Island Developing States (SIDS)t
The concept of the oceans economy, also referred to as the blue economy, is one that simultaneouslypromotes economic growth, environmental sustainability, social inclusion and the strengthening of oceansecosystems.t
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•Budgeting for climate change prevention measures: Through provisions within the city budget, the localgovernment showed its determination to continually promote low-carbon projects. The total budgetcurrently for supporting low-carbon development is more than US$15.7 million (1.2 billion yen). Thati[r]

Almost all of a pool’s heat loss—about 95percent—occurs at the surface, mostlythrough evaporation to the air and radiation to the sky. A pool cover is an effectivemeans to keep heat (and water) in a poolby reducing evaporation of water from thepool when it is not in use,[r]

5After meal / play / games / “ What song isit ? “ / blind man’s bluff.Late / afternoon / go fishing.We / enjoy / picnic.When / look at / time / it / nearly 6.30 pm /hurriedly gather / things / run / bus stop.We / lucky / catch / last bus / and / we /arrive / home / very late / evening.Wednesd[r]

on the increasewind and the sunIII. WRITING:1.Complete the article. Use the phrases below.( Ex. 4/ p. 45)1. E. heating our home, cooking our meal, …2. B. Leading to climate change3. A. burning fossil fuel4. D. because it can’t escape, it heats the planet5. C. investing in renewable [r]

Ưu điểm, nhược điOil production is an important source of energy, employment, and government revenue in the United States and
Canada. Production of crude oil is undergoing a boom in North America due to development of unconventional

crude sources, including the Alberta oil sands and several geologi[r]

25HẾT THỜI GIAN3. Put the words into the correct groups below.Renewable sourcesNon- renewable sourcesExample : windExample: coal- hydro- natural gas- biogas- solar- wave- geothermal- oil- nuclear

This chapter provides an overview of the financing mechanisms that can help
overcome the barriers to renewable energy (RE) reviewed in chapter 9. The
chapter discusses how the following instruments support the policy and regulatory
framework for RE:
• Private sector innovations
• Liquidity support[r]

I. Objective:
By the end of the lesson, Students will be able to:
Develop such reading skills as understanding main ideas, scanning for specific information, guessing meaning in context, and summarizing.
Use the information they have read to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of different so[r]

As we all know, greenhouse gas emissions generated by human activity will change Earth’s climate. The recent globally averaged warming by 0.5ºC is partly attributable to such anthropogenic emissions. Unfortunately, climate change may impact adverse affects on human health through a range of pathways[r]

Sorghum [Sorghum bicolor (L). Moench] is the crop for human and animal consumption. Sorghum is produced in areas that are too hot, a minimum average temperature of 25°C is necessary to ensure maximum grain production. Sorghum [Sorghum bicolor (L). Moench] is the crop for human and animal consumption[r]

Local Winds: Mountain WindsMountain regions display many interesting weather patterns.One example is the valley wind which originates on south-facing slopes(north-facing in the southern hemisphere). When the slopes and theneighbouring air are heated the density of the air decreases,