Renewable Energy Sources: Solar and Wind
Students will explore the geography of solar and wind energy, identifying suitable locations and their environmental benefits.
Key Questions
- Explain the geographical factors that make a location ideal for solar or wind energy production.
- Compare the advantages and disadvantages of solar and wind energy as alternatives to fossil fuels.
- Design a plan for integrating renewable energy into a local community.
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