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Geothermal Energy Explained - A Not So Hot Solution?

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1. No greenhouse gasses produced
2. Energy source is inexhaustible
3. There are very few locations where geothermal energy is released
4. Places where geothermal energy is available is very unstable
5. Heat comes straight from the earths core so no need to burn anything
6. Yellowstone is a geothermal area
7. Geothermal energy is more than 2,000 years old
8. Believed to be first used in China

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1. Greenhouse gasses are produced produced when burnt
2. It will never run out because it is run by trash
3. It's an alternate energy source
4. It's also a renewable energy source
5. Biomass includes: Trash, Animal Poop, People's Poop, Wood and crops, etc...
6. Will not run out until there is no trash remaining, or Poop or anything else which can be burnt remaining
7. Biomass is not a clean energy source
8. Biomass is made into energy by burning things (look at fact 5)

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Fossil Fuels Explained: Coal, Oil, and Natural Gas

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1. The Coal supply is dwindling
2. Coal is very easy to  transport
3. Burning coal produces greenhouse gasses,  heating the planet up and adding to global warming
4. Coal is being used much faster than it is being produced
5. Coal takes Millions of years to form
6. Coal is the most popular way to make energy
7.  There are 2 methods to mine coal: surface and underground
8. More than 90% of US coal is used for electricity

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1. No greenhouse gasses produced
2. Its a renewable energy
3. Production is effected heavily by droughts
4. Hydroelectricity is a renewable energy source
5. Hydroelectric power is the most commonly used renewable energy source.

6. Hydroelectricity is produced my turbines turned by moving water
7. Making hydroelectric dams may destroy ecosystems
8. If a hydroelectric dam gets destroyed, all the water will cause floods in many places

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1. Oil could be used in many different ways
2. Oil replaced coal as the nation's leading source of energy
3. Damages environments when spilled
4. Produces greenhouse gasses when burned
5. A nonrenewable energy
6. Gasoline is the most used form of oil
7. Almost all forms transportation use Oil/Gasoline as fuel
8. US consumes more Oil than any other country in the whole world
9. Dubai mines most of the Oil sent into other countries