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Renewable Energy and Environment Facts

Solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources plus basic environmental science facts for general interest learners.

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35 basic cards for General Science. It opens with "What is solar energy?" and "What does photovoltaic mean?". More Game Night and Road Trips decks are listed below.

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What is solar energy?
Show answerEnergy from sunlight converted into usable heat or electricity
What does photovoltaic mean?
Show answerTechnology that converts light directly into electricity
What is a solar thermal system?
Show answerUses sunlight to heat water or air for buildings
What is an advantage of wind energy?
Show answerProduces electricity with no fuel consumption and no emissions
What factors affect a wind turbine's output?
Show answerWind speed and the design of its blades
What is hydroelectric power?
Show answerElectricity generated by flowing or falling water
What is geothermal energy?
Show answerHeat energy from within the Earth used for power or heating
What is biomass energy?
Show answerEnergy from burning organic matter like wood, crops, or waste
What is tidal energy?
Show answerElectricity generated from the movement of ocean tides
What is wave energy?
Show answerPower extracted from the motion of ocean surface waves
What is the greenhouse effect?
Show answerGases in the atmosphere trap heat from the sun, warming the planet
What is carbon dioxide's role in the atmosphere?
Show answerA major greenhouse gas that traps heat and contributes to climate change
Where does atmospheric methane come from?
Show answerLivestock digestion, decomposition of organic matter, and wetlands
What causes acid rain?
Show answerSulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides from burning fossil fuels
What damages the ozone layer?
Show answerChlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) used in refrigerants and aerosols

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