The Greening of Energy

Although renewable energies are seen as "clean and green", their development can often be cause for conflict. Some forms of renewable energy are also limited by weather and climate.

Examine the pros and cons of a variety of renewable energy sources with this title that draws examples from the UK, India and Europe. The de-carbonisation of energy is discussed, and Tidal, HEP, Wind, Solar, Biomass and Biogas are all considered.

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AQA GCSE	Unit 3.2	Challenges in the human environment	3.2.3	The challenge of resource management	Resource management/Energy	3.2.3.1, 3.2.3.4
Cambridge iGCSE	Theme 3	Ecpnomic development	3.5	Energy
Edexcel GCE	Area 3	Physical Systems and Sustainability		The Carbon Cycle and Energy Security	6.6
Edexcel GCSE A	Component 2	Human Environment	Topic 6	Resource Management	6.5, 6.6, 6.7
Edexcel GCSE B	Component 3	People and Environment Issues	Topic 9	Consuming energy resources	9.5, 9.6
OCR GCSE A	Component 1	Living in the UK Today	1.3	UK Environmental Challenges	1.3.4, 1.3.5

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