Many communities in the US use coal to produce electricity. One problem with using coal is that
How would the world be most affected by the depletion if trees from the environment?
Which will most likely be a consequence as fossil fuel reserves are depleted?
What is the advantage of the energy produced by hydroelectric power plants compared to fossil fuel plants
Which is an implication if the increasing global population?
Which energy source would most affect global transportation if it was depleted?
Which best describes the potential of solar power for future energy use?
What would most likely happen to the cost of gasoline if the supply of petroleum decreased?
What can citizens do to conserve current energy sources for the future?
Which long-term effect would the depletion of fossil fuels most likely have on the environment?
The burning of fossil fuels has added pollution that contain sulfur atoms to the air. These pollutants have contributed to which of the following?
Which is the most negative environmental consequences of building dams for hydroelectric power?
Which is the most likely effect of burning fossil fuels for energy production?
Which is the most likely to occur due to depletion of trees in an ecosystem?
If significant amounts of fossil fuels continue to be used to support energy needs, what will be a negative impact for our planet?
The burning of fossil fuels affects the atmosphere by
If fossil fuels are burned w/o emission controls, which might be a problem experienced by citizens in surrounding areas?
Which best describes solar energy?
Which pollutant is openly released into the atmosphere when coal is burned to supply energy to power plants?
Wind farms use turbines to generate electricity w/o using fossil fuels. What is 1 negative consequence of using wind turbines to generate electricity?
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