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Geothermal power plants are often near fault zones or geological “hot spots”. These areas are more prone to instability and earthquakes, and the geothermal extraction process of removing water and steam can trigger small earthquakes. One solution to this is to use the Bronkhorst Coriolis devices that are able to accurately measure the exact temperature and pressure needed to restabilize the earth's crust without triggering earthquakes. Another solution is to carefully monitor the tremors to ensure that the extraction is put to a stop or slow once a disruption is detected.

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The burning of coal produces byproducts like sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, particulates, carbon dioxide, mercury, and ash. These emissions contribute to acid rain, smog, illness, and greenhouse gases that cause global warming. One solution to these issues would be to use carbon capture that separates carbon dioxide from the emissions which can then be injected into underground storage. Another solution would be to switch to renewable energy sources that would help to eliminate the demand for coal and reduce toxic emissions.

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Wind turbines that generate wind energy move very quickly and are placed in the natural habitats of many different airborne species. This can result in them flying into the turbine and killing or injuring flying wildlife. One solution to this issue would be to use ultraviolet light to deter birds and bats from flying into the turbines. This light is not visible to humans but is seen by other species, this would serve as a warning sign to the airborne creatures. Another solution would be to only build wind turbines in areas where there are not large populations of native birds and bats. This would reduce the number of fatalities because it would be away from their natural path of flight.

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This is relevant to Unit 6 because it illustrates areas where geothermal energy can be found. Geothermal sites are renewable energy sources that are discussed in Unit 6.

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Proven and Unproven Reserves of Fossil Fuels in North America

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Proven and Unproven Reserves of Fossil Fuels in North America

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This is relevant to Unit 6 because it displays the proven and unproven fossil fuel reserves in North America. Proven and unproven oil reserves are both vocabulary words that are discussed in Unit 6.

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Proven and Unproven Reserves of Fossil Fuels in North America

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This is relevant to Unit 6 because it demonstrates the most present areas where coal is/could be extracted. Coal is a non-renewable energy source that is discussed in Unit 6.

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https://quizlet.com/595294881/apes-unit-6-vocab-flash-cards/

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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/may/13/solar-power-us-utility-companies-kansas

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This illustrates biofuel because it shows a gas pump that is dispensing corn. This is used to show the source of the fuel, corn being one of the most common crops used for biomass energy.

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This demonstrates renewable energy because it shows a city that doesn't use any fossil fuels. Instead they build wind turbines and solar panels to help provide energy to the city.

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This shows non-renewable energy because it demonstrates the three main sources for non-renewable energy. These include oil/petroleum, coal, and natural gas.

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Identified deposits where the amount of oil or natural resources contained under a piece of land has a 90% or greater probability of profitable extraction. They can increase or decrease based on things like regulations and available technology

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Uses solar energy to heat a fluid -- either liquid or air -- and then transfers the heat directly to the interior space or stores it for later use. If the solar system cannot provide adequate space heating, an auxiliary or backup system provides the additional heat.

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Passive solar buildings have windows, walls, and floors that are made to collect, store, reflect, and distribute solar energy in the form of heat in the winter and reject solar heat in the summer.  It does not involve the use of mechanical and electrical devices

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A type of renewable energy from Earth’s core. It is stored in rocks and fluids in the center of the earth. It's energy-efficient and reliable, environmentally clean, and cost-effective to cool or heat spaces.

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Convert solar energy to electric energy. Sunlight hits the cells and releases electrons into the wires.

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A chemical obtained from natural gas/petroleum distillation. Raw materials for industrial organic chemicals. Includes pesticides, paints, plastics.

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A low-carbon, natural gas alternative. It can be derived from coal or biomass or synthesized using surplus renewable energy.

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Flammable gas, consisting largely of methane and other hydrocarbons, occurring naturally underground (often in association with petroleum) and is used as fuel.

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Cogeneration or Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

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Cogeneration or Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

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Two forms of energy from the same fuel source

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The total amount of useful energy available from a resource minus the energy needed to make the energy available to consumers.

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Draw a concept map on paper for Unit 6. At least 5 big concepts and 3 sub-concepts/vocabulary related to each big concept (with color)

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Draw a concept map on paper for Unit 6. At least 5 big concepts and 3 sub-concepts/vocabulary related to each big concept (with color)

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Pk4h-IzwZbyaFMKi-jdVshby9S2FsbTWEi3YoTFcXvA/edit?usp=sharing