What Are Our Main Energy Resources?

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After matching each energy resource with its description, students will identify the source of pollution and types of energy produced by fossil fuels, hydroelectric power, and atoms. Use this printable to review our main energy resources, to highlight the importance of natural resource conservation, and to explore the human impact on the environment.
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