How to use clean energy?
Rick | 21.10.2002 10:01
Energy
We use much energy. Most of the time, grey, so dirty energy. Because for the creation of that. We burn fossile fuels. Like crude oil, natural gas and carbon. With this, carbon dioxide is set free. Causing the Earth warming up. The climate changes. So we have more chances for volcano eruptions. And earthquakes, tornado's and floods.
Do we have a solution for this problem? Yes, we have. Clean energy. Also called green energy. This energy is made with windmills, solar panels and water power. With this, there is no carbon dioxide set free. So Earth will stop warming up. Green energy is normal available at your energy company. If we place solar panels on all our buildings. We always have clean energy.
We also have appliances functioning on batteries. Rechargeable batteries, for example. They are rechargeable up to 1,000 times. And are available at the shops and the supermarkets.
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We use much energy. Most of the time, grey, so dirty energy. Because for the creation of that. We burn fossile fuels. Like crude oil, natural gas and carbon. With this, carbon dioxide is set free. Causing the Earth warming up. The climate changes. So we have more chances for volcano eruptions. And earthquakes, tornado's and floods.
Do we have a solution for this problem? Yes, we have. Clean energy. Also called green energy. This energy is made with windmills, solar panels and water power. With this, there is no carbon dioxide set free. So Earth will stop warming up. Green energy is normal available at your energy company. If we place solar panels on all our buildings. We always have clean energy.
We also have appliances functioning on batteries. Rechargeable batteries, for example. They are rechargeable up to 1,000 times. And are available at the shops and the supermarkets.
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Rick
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