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Renewable Energy
Provided by: Bozeman Science |Published on: November 22, 2023
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Synopsis
- This video explores the disadvantages of fossil fuels, the economic ratio influencing energy production, and the strengths and weaknesses of various renewable energy sources.
- Students will learn that fossil fuels are nonrenewable and causing global warming, the energy returned on energy invested (ERoEI) ratio incentivizes companies to continue fossil fuel production, and renewable energy sources will vary in terms of ERoEI ratios and levels of sustainability.
Subjects: Earth and Space Sciences, Economics
Authors: Bozeman Science
Region: Global
Languages: English
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Positives
- The speaker in this video has taught science for 20 years.
- This video has plenty of information and engaging graphics.
Additional Prerequisites
- An advertisement may play before the video starts.
- Students should understand global warming, how it impacts the environment, and how burning fossil fuels and deforestation contribute to it.
Differentiation
- Teachers can create and make copies of the chart referenced throughout the video and use it as guided notes.
- Students can use this video for an informative essay on different types of renewable energy.
- This video can augment a classroom discussion on the economic impacts that ERoEI does not consider.
- This video can support a lesson on how various countries approach energy production.
- The speaker in the video talks fast, so some students may need to slow the playback speed or pause the video to discuss each energy source as a class.
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