Sciene Renewable and Non Renewable Resources Flashcards

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Where do most of Australia’s energy resources come from?

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Fossil Fuels

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2
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Name some alternative energy resources to fossil fuels

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Wind energy - the wind
Solar energy - the sun
Hyrdo energy - water 
Gethormal energy
Wave and tidal energy - wave and water
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3
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What is the pale blue dot?

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The pale blue dot is the earth. It looks like stars at night and a pale blue dot during the day.

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What are some renewable and non renewable resources

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Renewable: water, biomass, paper and leather

Non renewable: gold, salt, fossil fuels, copper and diamonds

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5
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Which numbers on plastic bottles can be easily recycled

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1-2 can be easily recycled? And 3-6 cannot be easily recycled

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How did indigenous people sustain there resources

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They left 3 emu eggs in a nest for reproduction
The wouldn’t touch female long necked turtles
They would always eat different fish
They wouldn’t trample around in the waters edge because of the crayfish

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What was done to water after a flood?

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They burned gypsian it would turn white they would then crush it into powder get the muddy water sprinkle the powder and all the mud would sink to the bottom and on top would be clean water.

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What is the definition for sustainability?

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Able to continue for an indefinite time, by avoiding depletion of natural resources

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What caused the increase in the kangaroo population?

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The Europeans caused more kangaroos because they were using ground water which produced more water.

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Why was the kangaroo population increase was a problem?

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Because the kangaroos ravaged the vegetation.

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What glass can be recycled?

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Glass jars and bottles

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What is E waste

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E-waste is eclectronic waste; phones and TVs etc

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What is the definition of a renewable resource?

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It is a resource that is replaced easily. Energy from the sun, wind and water are non renewable resources.

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What is the greenhouse gas effect?

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It is the heating up of our atmosphere caused by air pollution. The main chemical problem is carbon dioxide. CO2

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What is CO2

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CO2 is the burning of fossil fuels like wood, petrol, oil, coal and gas.

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16
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How much e-waste is generated in a year?

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17 million

17
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What are 3 benefits of recycling

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Our resources can go further
Helps prevent pollution
It helps save energy

18
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Why is plastic evil

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It is bad for the environment it is un natural and it takes millions of years to dissolve

19
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How many different types of plastic is there?

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There are 5-6