The fossil fuel with the greatest consumption, worldwide.
What is Coal?
the conversion of wind in the atmosphere to usable electricity.
What is wind power?
What is Kinetic Energy?
biggest indoor pollutant.
What is carbon monoxide?
biggest outdoor pollutant.
What is particulate matter?
The fossil fuel with the least amount of greenhouse gas emissions.
What is natural gas?
This resource is converted from volcanoes, hot springs, and geysers.
Amount of energy used to produce 1 kW for a continuous hour
What is kilowatt hourt
Indoor pollutant that was used to preserve dead bodies.
What is Formaldehyde?
The meaning of the acronym SPM.
What is suspended particulate matter?
The most efficient fossil fuel
What is Coal?
Most developing countries in the world depend on this for their main source of energy.
What is biomass?
measure of how much work produced per unit of energy used
What is energy effciency?
pollutant that causes extreme harm to the nervous system.
What is lead?
nuclear meltdown that occurred in Ukraine
What is Chernobyl?
Saudi Arabia is the number one supplier of this fossil fuel.
What is Oil?
Trees that block the sun are an example of what kind of solar energy.
What is active?
Isotope used in nuclear fission to create energy
What is Uranium-235?
Primary pollutant in insulation/walls of houses
What is Asbestos?
The pollutant that is created from coal,volcanoes,and oil refinery's.
What is sulfur dioxide/sulfuric acid?
Fossil fuel that makes up 37.4% of US energy consumption.
What is Oil?
When dams are created, Biomass decay in shallow reserves release this chemical pollutant.
What is methane?
the differences in the angles of the suns rays hitting the earth and earths rotation creates
What is Wind energy?
Indoor pollutant that has the composition of Mg5Si2O59OH04
What is Asbestos?
secondary pollutant that causes smog at low altitude.
What is Ozone?