renewable energy resources

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renewable energy resources

Make your own alternative energy

1979
Describes solar, water, and wind power, nuclear energy, and integrated systems and their role in the future. Includes instructions for projects and experiments.

Energy supplies in crisis

2009
Learn how our world needs energy, and how future power from the sun, wind,water, plants, and atoms will provide our energy needs in the 21st century and beyond.

Clean energy

2009
Provides an introduction to different types of energy, including water, wind, and solar power.

Alternative energy sources

1996
Explores varieties of alternative energy resources that are not destructive to the environment.

Energy alternatives

1990
Discusses the present energy crisis, types of fuels now in use, alternative energy sources, and the conservation of energy.

Alternative energy

facts, statistics, and issues
2001
Compiles quantitative information on alternative energy forms, and describes the efforts being made to research them and the issues involved in making them viable energy sources; covers solar, biomass, wind, ocean, fusion, geothermal, and hydrogen energy.

Alternative energy demystified

2007
A comprehensive guide to the alternative energy sources and technologies that are available to the general public that includes information on the different types of heat sources, propulsion methods, and electric sources that can be used instead of the typical, natural resource-depleating methods commonly used.

Alternative energy

2008
Explores the need for using alternative energy sources such as wind, water, and solar power, along with biofuels and geothermal energy.

Kicking the carbon habit

global warming and the case for renewable and nuclear energy
2006
Argues that cutting oil consumption in the U.S. is an unrealistic goal and that climate change should be addressed by reducing coal use, discussing the history of coal mining and combustion in the U.S., the relationship between carbon dioxide and temperature, and currently available low-carbon and zero-carbon technologies.

Facts on water, wind, and solar power

1990
Simple text and photographs describe such alternative energy sources as wind, water, and solar power.

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