Renewable Vs Non-Renewable Energy. Are Renewable Energy and Clean Energy the same? - YouTube

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the concept of clean energy has become
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the trend recently with climate change
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and other environmental issues the
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global transition towards clean energy
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is considered as the most essential
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thing what is this clean energy all
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clean energy and renewable energy the
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same
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what is the difference between renewable
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energy and non-renewable energy to get
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the answer for all these questions
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continue watching
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hi i'm danila
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this video is all about energy if you
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want to know whether nuclear power
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plants produces clean energy watch till
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the end of this video for hundreds of
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millions of years plants and animals
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have lived and died their remains have
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gotten buried deep beneath earth's
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surface
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the heat and pressure turn them to
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fossil fuels like coal oil and natural
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gas the fossil fuels we have used over
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the past 200 years were formed over the
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past 500 million years it takes millions
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of years to form and we are removing
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them much faster than that it is like we
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are emptying a bathtub with huge shrine
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while refilling it with a tiny slow drip
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even with the drip the tub will still
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empty completely in the same way if we
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keep burning the fossil fuels at a
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current rate it is estimated that all
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our fossil fuels will be depleted in
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near future in other words once these
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resources are used up they cannot be
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replaced this kind of resources is
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called non-renewable resources
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unfortunately we are depending on
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non-renewable resources as a primary
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source of energy we are burning fossil
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fuels to generate electricity power
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transportation and run industries now
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comes the question of sustainability
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what happens when we run out of fossil
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fuels what will be like to live a life
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without electricity and transportation
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and this is not the only problem we have
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to face with non-renewable resources
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another major problem with this is
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burning fossil fuels releases greenhouse
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gases into our atmosphere which is the
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major cause for climate change now we
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need a solution we need resources that
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can fulfill our current energy needs
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without affecting future generations
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that's when renewable energy comes into
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picture
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what is renewable energy
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renewable energy is the energy we derive
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from many earth's naturally available
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resources including wind water and sun
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these resources will be with us today
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tomorrow and years to come now let's see
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few renewable energies we use now let's
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start with solar energy solar panels
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convert the light energy from the
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sunlight into electrical energy another
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important energy is wind energy the wind
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turbines convert this wind energy into
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electrical energy the earth's gravity
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makes the water to flow downwards the
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hydropower plants convert this flowing
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water into electrical energy now let's
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talk about the energy from moon as the
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moon's gravitational pull generates
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tidal force the tidal stream generators
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draws energy from water currents and
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converts it into electrical energy we
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all know that in thermal power plants we
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burn coal and natural gas to produce
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steam which runs the turbine as i said
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earlier this coal and natural gas are
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non-renewable resources if we can
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produce steam from renewable resources
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then we will get renewable electricity
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we have three different renewable power
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plants that uses the same thermal power
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plant technology first one uses the
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earth's internal heat to produce steam
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this is called geothermal energy this
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thermal energy is contained in the rock
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and fluids beneath earth's crust second
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one produces heat from burning wood as
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biomass energy is derived from organic
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matter such as wood or crop waste
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third one uses the temperature
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difference between the ocean surface
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water and deep ocean water to produce
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steam ocean thermal energy conversion or
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votec produces renewable electricity if
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you want to know more about this otech i
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have got a video over here where i have
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explained this concept very clearly
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please do check it out
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electricity from renewable resources
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generally do not contribute much to
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climate change or air pollution so do
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you think renewable energy is clean
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energy if not what exactly is clean
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energy clean energy works by producing
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power without having negative
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environmental issues although the
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impacts are small some renewable energy
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technologies can have an impact on the
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environment
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for example large hydroelectric
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resources can have environmental issues
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like deforestation clean energy also
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means zero emission for example burning
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wood from sustainably managed forest can
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be renewable but it is not clean since
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this releases carbon dioxide into the
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atmosphere so overall solar energy and
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wind energy are seen as being truly
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clean and renewable the clean power
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source for engine is hydrogen fuel cells
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here the electric motor is powered by
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the electricity generated from the
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hydrogen when hydrogen gas is converted
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into electricity just water and heat are
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released that is it produces
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zero harmful vehicle emissions now what
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about nuclear energy is it a renewable
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or non-renewable energy nuclear power
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plants uses uranium although uranium is
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found in rocks all over the world
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nuclear power plants usually uses a very
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rare type of uranium u235 therefore it
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is a non-renewable energy the best thing
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about the nuclear energy is that they
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produce clean energy that is they emit
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zero emissions
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but the radioactive waste they produce
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can be extremely toxic so while building
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the nuclear power plant safety should be
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given the first priority if you find
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this video helpful please hit the like
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space thank you so much for watching see
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you in my next video