The splitting of uranium atoms to release energy; a non-renewable fossil fuel

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Nuclear Power

• The splitting of uranium atoms to release energy
  a non-renewable fossil fuel

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Hydropower

• The movement of water through a dam is converted
  to useable energy an indefinite resource

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Solar Energy

• The Sun's energy is collected and converted to
  useable energy an indefinite resource

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Biomass

• Biological material such as plant material or
  animal waste converted to a useable energy
  source, a renewable resource

Wood Ethanol
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Geothermal Energy

• Heat is harnessed from deep beneath Earths
  surface and converted to useable energy an
  indefinite resource

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Oil (Petroleum)

• A thick, flammable, yellow-to-black mixture of
  gaseous, liquid, and solid hydrocarbons that
  occurs naturally beneath Earth's surface a
  non-renewable fossil fuel

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Natural Gas

• A gas usually found above petroleum deposits and
  burned to obtain energy, a non-renewable fossil
  fuel

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Coal

• A hard, black substance extracted from the ground
  and burned to obtain energy a non-renewable
  fossil fuel

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Wind Energy

• Turbines harness the movement of air and convert
  it to useable energy an indefinite resource