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People use many of the Earth's natural resources. Minerals, forest products, water, and soil are just a few of the natural resources humans use to produce energy and make things people use.

Some natural resources can be reproduced within a few years or decades. These are called renewable resources. Oil, minerals, and soil take hundreds, thousands and even millions of years to be made. These are called non-renewable resources.

When comparing biofuels, a fuel that is derived from recently living organisms or their byproducts, and petroleum-based gasoline which of the following is correct?

Biofuels cannot be used for vehicles and petroleum-based fuels can be used for vehicles.
Petroleum-based fuels are made from a non-renewable resource and biofuels are made from a renewable resource.
The use of biofuels will not reduce the amount of pollution released into the air.
Petroleum-based fuels are not much different from biofuels therefore their environmental impacts are similar.

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County
Matt Boothby
Delaware
Theresa Fieo
Delaware
Lindsay Fulton
Delaware
Eric Goodworth
Delaware
Amy Harris
Delaware
Amanda Jennings
Delaware
Richard Knight
Butler
Christopher Long
Delaware
Briana MacCrone
Delaware
Jessica Martin
Delaware
Melissa McGowan
Delaware
Brittany Moyer
Delaware
Steve Plunkett
Delaware
Brian Reilly
Delaware
Beth Sheckler
Carbon
Gina Staub
Butler
Joel Staub
Butler
Gina Diluzio
Delaware
Ryan Blair
Delaware
Sean McCarthy
Delaware
Dustin Snell
Delaware
Neil Casey
Delaware
Nicole Hallinan
Delaware
Chris Colvin
Delaware

 

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PE Consulting Group

Energy and How We Use It

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Biomass

What is Green Power

 

Pennsylvania Environment and Ecology Standard

4.2 Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources

 

Activities:

Ethanol Resource Lesson Plan

Forestry and Natural Resources Lesson Plan

Greenhouse Gas Lesson Plan

Peanut Power

REACT

Pennsylvania Science and Technology Standards

3.4 Physical Science, Chemistry and Technology