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Sustainable energy and environmental free energy can be converted to powered thing such as electricity.

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1. What renewable/clean energy is (form)
2. Sources of energy and access to electricity (form, connection)
3. Making renewable energy affordable for people (responsibility)

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1. Form
2. Form & Connection
3. Responsibility

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1. What renewable/clean energy is (form)
2. Sources of energy and access to electricity (form, connection)
3. Making renewable energy affordable for people (responsibility)

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Affordable and Clean Energy_Jio and Mario.mp4

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Renewable energy or alternative energy is the energy that comes from sources that are limitless. This energy does not give negative impacts to our planet. The examples of the sources are solar, hydro, wind, tides, geothermal, biomass.

Non renewable energy is energy that cannot be renewed. That means  that energy that can be used up.

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Obviously, renewable like any wellspring of energy have their own compromises and related discussions. One of them focuses on the meaning of sustainable power. Carefully talking, environmentally friendly power is exactly your opinion: unendingly accessible, or as the U.S. Energy Data Organization puts it, "for all intents and purposes unlimited.

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- renewable energy
- non- renewable energy
- carbon emission

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Reflect on the journey of your PYPX

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An inquiry into rights and responsibilities in the struggle to share finite resources with other people and with other living things; communities and the relationships within and between them; access to equal opportunities; peace and conflict resolution. (highlight the chosen phrase)

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Innovative ways contribute to providing access to affordable and clean energy

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Why we need to use clean and affordable energy?

Why some people still can't get clean energy?

The government role on clean and affordable energy

Some of the city already persuade and use clean and affordable energy

Can clean and affordable energy stops greenhouse gasses and other factors that cause global warming?

Cheap energy is affordable but its damaging our earth therefore this goal is made.

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Innovative ways contribute to providing access to affordable and clean energy

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Put the resources you use to research

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When gathering resources

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Communicating to partner and mentor

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Think seriously during research and writing

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being open minded to my partner and mentor

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Utilized for millennia in certain nations for cooking and warming, geothermal energy is gotten from the Earth's inward warmth. For an enormous scope, underground repositories of steam and boiling water can be tapped through wells that can go a mile down or more to produce power. On a more limited size, a few structures have geothermal warmth siphons that utilization temperature contrasts a few feet subterranean for warming and cooling. Not at all like sun based and wind energy, geothermal energy is consistently accessible, yet it has results that should be overseen, for example, the spoiled egg smell that can go with delivered hydrogen sulfide.

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Make a decision to research about this topic.

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Acknowledge our sources properly.

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Research to enhance our understanding.

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Care about our environment by sharing this topic.

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Have a good time management.

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Learn from our mistakes to make improvement.

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https://undp.medium.com/em-powered-island-communities-lead-energy-innovation-92dc10a57525

Urban communities, states, and governments around the planet are initiating strategies pointed toward expanding environmentally friendly power. At any rate 29 U.S. states have set inexhaustible portfolio principles strategies that command a specific level of energy from sustainable sources, In excess of 100 urban communities overall currently brag in any event 70% environmentally friendly power, and still others are making responsibilities to arrive at 100%.

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Get all the key facts about renewable energy in our guide to alternative energy sources. Learn about all the major forms of sustainable energy.

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renewable energy sources model science project | DIY | Howtofunda

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Windmill School Science Fair Project. Working Model of Wind Turbine to Generate Electricity

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In 2014 Germany decided to use solar energy.

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baca di sini ya Nak https://www.conserve-energy-future.com/different-energy-sources.php

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Put the resources you use to research

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Renewable energy is an unlimited energy more likely to a natural energy. Non renewable energy is an energy that are limited.

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94% of Suriname is covered with rainforest, diesel generator and hydropower is used to power electricity. A small community in Tepu has make a solar farm

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Communicator because we are sharing our ides from the person to other person.

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We choose balance because we need time to focus and time for a rest.

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In 2021, the COVID-19 crisis still looms large. Many countries are experiencing a third surge of the pandemic. The surges and new strains of COVID, with their continued impact on the overall political economy and society mean the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals are at stake. The need for a well-coordinated and holistic global response and recovery is urgent.

The Green New Deal idea goes back to the New Deal of former US President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Journalist Thomas Friedman is often credited for first calling for a Green New Deal in 2007. By that time, it was becoming clear that the challenge of climate change will require a comprehensive approach, and there was no politically expedient silver bullet.

A Green New Deal combines Roosevelt's government-led, society-wide economic approach of Great Depression era with modern technologies that will shift economies to low carbon.

While the combined health, economic and social impact of COVID crises exacerbate the existing climate and nature emergency, it also offers an opportunity for a smart recovery with a wide-reaching, fundamental restructuring of critical sectors. It makes economic sense to plan green recovery packages and for the transition to be socially inclusive, low-emission and climate-resilient.

This year could be crucial for an inclusive global, green recovery that focuses on renewable energy, green jobs, and ensures social protection for the most vulnerable.
The Korean New Deal
The South Korean government has responded. It's New Deal, plans to invest about US$144 billion in creating 1,901,000 jobs by 2025. The plan focuses on a Digital New Deal and Green New Deal, and includes overarching policy support to strengthen employment and social safety nets.

Korea has identified ten key projects ranging from green mobility to smart healthcare. It includes the central and local governments' involvement to bring innovation and jobs to the regional economy, with half of the money invested outside Seoul.

The Green New Deal focuses on renewable energy, green infrastructure and industrial sector. Its green car subsidy programme offers up to US$17 million in subsidies to people buying electric cars in 2021 and up to US$33.5 million for hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicles.

In December 2020, South Korea submitted to the UNFCCC its NDC and 2050 Carbon Neutral Strategy. The latter includes Korea's long-term strategy for achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
COVID-19 challenges
While Korea has generally been able to respond effectively to COVID-19 with rigorous contact-tracing and other preparations, there have been successive surges in the pandemic. Almost 79,000 South Koreans were infected, and more than 1,400 have died. The government plans to offer free vaccinations to its citizens from now on.

Korea's economy managed to stay open through most of the pandemic. Still, many people, including small businesses, and the self-employed suffered from the economic downturn. With the New Deal moving forward, the government aims to support a post-recovery economic resurgence called "inclusive recovery and takeoff". This will include continuing with stimulus packages to small businesses and individuals. In March, the government will launch the five-year K-New Deal Fund, seeking to invest US$3.5 trillion in 2021, with 35 percent financed by the public sector and 65 percent being raised privately.
Way forward
Korea remains the world's fourth-largest importer of coal and the third-largest investor in overseas coal projects. As its 2050 Carbon Neutral Strategy highlights phasing out all coal plants or converting them to liquefied natural gas by 2050, Korea requires a drastic acceleration of clean technology.

The next few months will be exciting. The New Deal's three-pronged model will be led by the private sector and backed by the government and it has generated high interest. Korea has exceptional IT infrastructure and digital competitiveness. It is increasingly recognized as a world leader in research and development, with a sophisticated consumer base pushing technology innovation and partnerships, such as the, UNDP and Samsung Global Goals initative. International companies are exploring the New Deal's key projects to identify market entry and expansion opportunities. Developing countries want to learn from the policy lessons on Korea's recovery.

At the Seoul Global Policy Centre, UNDP has facilitated policy deliberations on green recovery under the Build Back Better webinar series. In May and Dec 2020, we organized two webinars with experts from Korea, Rwanda, Bangladesh and the EU. The discussions covered lessons on green recovery and emphasized the need to maintain momentum. Our latest technical webinar, organized with Korea Ministry of Foreign Affairs, included participants from 43 countries. This year, we will continue to highlight and share the various aspects of Korea's Green Recovery and New Deal with partners around the world.

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South Korea's Green New Deal in the year of transition | UNDP

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In 2021, the COVID-19 crisis still looms large. Many countries are experiencing a third surge of the pandemic. The surges and new strains of COVID, with their continued impact on the overall political economy and society mean the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals are at stake.

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https://wonderville.org/asset/save-the-world

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PYPX told me to be the best for everyone, be risk taker and never give up.

I hope people who have listen to us can know better about which save and what's not save about energy and use it properly.

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PYPX told me about something precious, I learnt to be independent, never give up, and always communicate with your partner.

I hope after we present they can use energy wisely and use clean energy as their main source of energy.

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