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So what even are non-renewable resources?

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So what even are non-renewable resources?

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Is there reasoning behind spending time fighting about the environment and renewable resources?

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Non-renewable Energy Sources - Types of Energy for Kids

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Use the document linked to explore books relating to our topic of renewable and nonrenewable resources.

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Are nonrenewable resources ok to keep using?: Conceptual Conflict

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Are nonrenewable resources ok to keep using?: Conceptual Conflict

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Use this video and the video located in section one and compare renewable and nonrenewable resources? Is it ok to  keep using? Why or Why not?

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Renewable Energy Sources - Types of Energy for Kids

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Wind farms are changing air stream patterns?!: Surprising

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Wind farms are changing air stream patterns?!: Surprising

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University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus

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Environmental News Network - Powerful Answers to Energy Questions May Be Blowing in the Wind

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A global perspective on environmental issues. Our mission is to inform, educate, enable and create a platform for global environmental action.

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Solar power in weather like rain, clouds, and snow. How does it work?: Curiosity

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Solar power in weather like rain, clouds, and snow. How does it work?: Curiosity

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yes, your solar panels will generate solar power on cloudy days. While a bright, sunny day will allow your solar to generate the most power.

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Can 100% renewable energy power the world?

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Can 100% renewable energy power the world?

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Can 100% renewable energy power the world? - Federico Rosei and Renzo Rosei

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Pro and Con arguments on renewable energy

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Pro and Con arguments on renewable energy

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Top 10 Pro & Con Arguments - Alternative Energy - ProCon.org

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Alternative Energy 100% Renewable Energy Green New Deal Net Zero Carbon Nuclear Energy Fossil Fuels “Clean Coal” Natural Gas Fracking Carbon Pricing 1. Alternative Energy Alternative energy consists of renewable energies (solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biomass), plus nuclear energy. Ren…

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Learn about Greta Thunberg and what she fights for.

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Meet the teenager whose one-person protest sparked a worldwide climate revolution! Discover more about this young eco-hero in our top ten Greta Thunberg facts...
Who is Greta Thunberg?

1) Greta Thunberg is an environmental activist. She was born in Stockholm, Sweden, in 2003. When she was eight, she started learning about climate change. The more she learned, the more baffled she became as to why so little was being done about it.

2) At the age of 11, Greta became so sad about climate change that she temporarily stopped speaking!

3) Greta has Asperger syndrome, a condition that affects how people socialise. But Greta views her condition as a positive, calling it her "superpower"! She says it helps her see the world in black and white, and that there are "no grey areas when it comes to climate change."

4) In August 2018, Greta decided to take action. Instead of going to school, she made a large sign that read ' SCHOOL STRIKE FOR CLIMATE ', and calmly sat down outside the Swedish parliament. Her aim? To make politicians take notice and act to stop global warming.

5) Greta was inspired by teenage activists in Florida, USA, who were protesting to end gun violence. Read more about the School Strike for Climate protests that Greta inspired!

6) Greta's strike was picked up by the Swedish media, and the word started to spread. Soon enough, tens of thousands of students from around the world joined her #FridaysforFuture strikes - skipping school on Fridays to protest against climate change.

Greta with her original sign outside the Swedish parliament.

7) In March 2019, climate campaigners across the world, and inspired by Greta, came together to co-ordinate the first Global Strike for Climate. It was huge - over 1.6 million people from 125 countries took part! There are further global strikes planned for September this year.

8) Since her strike began, Greta's life has become a whirlwind! She's given rousing speeches to politicians, to the EU parliament, the UK parliament, to protesters and more. She's appeared in documentaries and had loads of books and articles written about her. She's even been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize!

9) In August 2019, Greta travelled on a wind and solar-powered boat from Plymouth, UK, to New York, USA - the journey took 15 days! Greta will be at the United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York, where she'll demand action from world leaders.

10) Greta has named Rosa Parks, the civil rights activist, as one of her greatest inspirations. In the 1950s, Rosa sparked a civil rights movement that improved the lives and treatment of millions of African Americans.

What do you think of our Greta Thunberg facts? Let us know by leaving a comment, below!

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Who is Greta Thunberg, and is she making a difference? Discover more about this young eco-hero in our top ten Greta Thunberg facts...

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Essential Question: Is fighting necessary? If so, when and how is it effective?

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Essential Question: Is fighting necessary? If so, when and how is it effective?

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Line of Inquiry: Is there reasoning behind spending time fighting about the environment and renewable resources?

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Line of Inquiry: Is there reasoning behind spending time fighting about the environment and renewable resources?