Energy Resources: 'What if It Finishes?'
Discussing the finite nature of fossil fuels (petrol, diesel), their origin, and the urgent need to explore and adopt renewable energy sources.
Key Questions
- Predict the societal and economic changes if petrol were unavailable for an extended period.
- Explain the geological process by which crude oil forms beneath the Earth's surface.
- Propose practical methods for conserving fuel in daily life.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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