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Future Energy and Resources
Robin Kerrod
Library Binding (Gloucester Pr, May 1, 1990)Discusses our dwindling energy sources and alternative sources of energy for the future
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Energy Resources
Jack Gillett
Paperback (Wayland (Publishers) Ltd, Feb. 13, 2014)Each title in this series addresses an environmental topic and illustrates its aspects with the help of maps. This title presents energy resources, and explains key ideas, concepts and vocabulary. Twelve spreads each introduce an area of the world, including a map locating relevant sites, graphs offering comparative data and photography. A spread at the back of the book provides further study and comparison exercises.
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Energy and Resources
Paul Brown
Library Binding (Franklin Watts, June 1, 1998)Refers to the aims of the Earth Summit held in June 1992 and to its Agenda 21, a practical plan for every nation to follow to achieve sustainable development
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Energy and Resources
Paul Brown
Paperback (Franklin Watts Ltd, May 25, 2000)Living for the Future is a forward-looking, positive series that considers how we can accommodate the needs of people while looking at how to manage and preserve the world in which we live.
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Renewable Energy Sources
Andrew Solway, Adam Miller
Paperback (Raintree, Aug. 15, 2009)‘Renewable Energy Sources’ explores the energy sources that will power the future. You will learn about everything from wind energy to biofuels. You will discover why some energy sources are used in large power plants while others are great for your home or your vehicle. So, come on a fantastic journey into the world of renewable energy! Sci-Hi is an engaging, comprehensive, and visually stimulating series that takes learning science core curriculum to a whole new level.
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Energy-Resource Maps
Jack Gillett, Meg Gillett
Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, Aug. 15, 2012)Young readers are introduced to the worldÂ’s extensive demand for energy and what this demand entails. Informative text, maps, and graphs will help readers understand how countries supply enough energy to meet an overwhelming demand. Brilliant photographs, fun facts, and study questions add another layer to this fascinating topic.
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Energy-Resource Maps
Jack Gillett, Meg Gillett
Paperback (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2012)Young readers are introduced to the worlds extensive demand for energy and what this demand entails. Informative text, maps, and graphs will help readers understand how countries supply enough energy to meet an overwhelming demand. Brilliant photographs, fun facts, and study questions add another layer to this fascinating topic.
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New Energy Sources
Nigel Hawkes
Library Binding (Copper Beech, Sept. 1, 2000)Examines the problems associated with using so much of the worldÆs natural resources while discussing the benefits of using alternative energy sources, such as wind and water power.
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Renewable Energy Sources
Andrew Solway
Hardcover (Raintree Hardbacks, March 15, 2009)With its high-interest, magazine-like design and approach, Sci-Hi teaches science in a way that appeals to teenagers. Digestible chunks of information, along with clear introductions and summaries of important content in each chapter, encourage reluctant and struggling readers to approach, read, and learn important science content. Each title includes photos, quizzes, charts, graphs, and summaries, allowing for a greater sense of interactivity and easier readability.
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Saving Energy: Earth's Resources
Buffy Silverman
Paperback (Heinemann, Sept. 16, 2008)Where does your energy come from? How do coal, oil, and gas form? Why is Earth’s climate changing? Do It Yourself offers an exciting new approach to understanding and investigation. Each book helps you to conduct your own experiments and activities, and to learn more about the world around us.
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Energy, Forces and Resources
David Jollands
Hardcover (Arco Pub, July 1, 1984)Briefly discusses energy sources such as food, sun, water, electricity, coal, gas, oil, and nuclear power, as well as pollution and conservation.
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Energy Sources
Karen E Bledsoe
Library Binding (Perfection Learning, Dec. 1, 2004)With the amount of energy being consumed, it's no surprise we are in danger of running out of fossil fuels. Fortunately, scientists have found ways to get energy from renewable sources.
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