Resource Management: Energy
Students investigate the extraction, distribution, and consumption of various energy resources, both fossil fuels and renewables.
Key Questions
- Compare and contrast the environmental impacts of fossil fuels versus renewable energy sources.
- Analyze the geopolitical implications of reliance on specific energy resources.
- Design a national energy strategy that balances economic needs with environmental sustainability.
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