Question

Which of the following isn't a type of renewable
energy?
geothermal
wind
nuclear energy
water

Answer 1

Answer:

Nuclear Energy

Explanation:

Geothermal, or using the earth's heat, is renewable, as the world will continue to produce heat until it is gone, in which case, we will be gone too.

Wind, is renewable, for it is part of Earth's cycle, and there will always be wind.

Water is renewable, because of the water cycle, in which water will always be returned to the earth.

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Answer 2

Renewable sources of energy are those who can be replenished although it's all over. Those sources of energy which are not renewable, should be used judiciously in order to save something for future generation.

• Here, Geothermal energy is the heat released by earth by different means. Since, There are several more years for the Earth to die, It will never stop forming geothermal energy.
• Wind is the part of Cycle in Earth, So it will not finished anytime until The earth dies.
• Water evaporates and again comes back to earth by the process of hydrological cycle. Hence, There is very little chance of losing water, it can be replenished again. So,

Appropriate Answer:-

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