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Where does energy come from?
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Harm
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Coal, oil, and gas that people burn for energy
fossil fuels.
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Natural gas
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Pollution
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Wind farm
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A building with big blades that turn in the wind
windmill
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Nonrenewable
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plant
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A boat that moves using the wind
sailboat.
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Fossil fuels
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Power plant
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Renewable
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A big machine with blades that makes electricity from wind
wind turbine.
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syllables
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Wind turbine
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shield
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Something that never runs out, like wind or sunlight
renewable.
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Something that can run out and we cannot make more
nonrenewable.
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Dirty air, water, or land that can harm people and animals
pollution.
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Coal
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A black rock that people burn for heat and energy
coal.
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conserve
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Harvest
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A place where people make electricity
power plant.
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A gas from the ground used for cooking and heating
natural gas.
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A place with many wind turbines that make electricity
wind farm.
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Oil
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Sailboat
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Waste
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The place where something comes from
source
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Electricity
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Windmill
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Power that makes lights, TVs, and machines work
electricity.
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A thick liquid from the ground used to make fuel
oil.
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Source
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