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There are 4 main non-renewable energy resources that humans use: | There are 4 main non-renewable energy resources that humans use: | ||
**[[Coal#Power|Coal]] - Enough for another 150 years before it runs out. | **[[Coal#Power|Coal]] - Enough for another 150 years before it runs out. | ||
| − | **[[Oil#Power|Oil]] - Enough for 50 years until it runs out. | + | **[[Crude Oil#Power|Oil]] - Enough for 50 years until it runs out. |
**[[Natural Gas#Power|Natural Gas]] - Enough for 200 years. | **[[Natural Gas#Power|Natural Gas]] - Enough for 200 years. | ||
**[[Nuclear Fuel#Power|Nuclear Fuel]] - Enough [[Uranium]] for 230 years. | **[[Nuclear Fuel#Power|Nuclear Fuel]] - Enough [[Uranium]] for 230 years. | ||
Revision as of 08:33, 8 October 2018
Key Stage 3
Meaning
A non-renewable energy resource is an Energy Resource which cannot be replaced once it is used up.
About Non-renewable Energy Resources
There are 4 main non-renewable energy resources that humans use:
- Coal - Enough for another 150 years before it runs out.
- Oil - Enough for 50 years until it runs out.
- Natural Gas - Enough for 200 years.
- Nuclear Fuel - Enough Uranium for 230 years.