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What is renewable energy?

Today we rely mostly on fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas. There is only a limited supply. In other words, they are nonrenewable resources. Fossil fuels also create pollution when they are burned. Renewable energy cannot be used up, and it does not generate pollution. It is sustainable energy. Another way of looking at the impact of using or, in this case, not using renewable energy sources, is to imagine planet Earth as a spaceship. As we orbit the sun through space, we carry with us a limited supply of air, fresh water, coal, oil and natural gas. All of our trash and pollution must stay with us on board our spaceship. As the world's population grows we use more supplies. Pollution also increases. Spaceship earth is so huge that in the past, people believed that its resources would never run out. Some also thought that it could not be hurt by pollution. Recently, it has come to our attention that we are treating the earth badly. This is not fair to future generations that will inherit this planet....(Read More)

Renewable Energy Blog in the Philippines | Views: 7507 | Added by: Aries | Date: 11 Dec 2009 | Comments (1)