Solar Energy
by Christine Zuchora-Walske
2020-04-20 04:07:13
In the United States, coal-burning power plants produce 2 billion tons of carbon dioxide each year. Transporting food spews a whopping 30,800 tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Each gallon of gas we burn in our cars adds another 20 pounds....
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In the United States, coal-burning power plants produce 2 billion tons of carbon dioxide each year. Transporting food spews a whopping 30,800 tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Each gallon of gas we burn in our cars adds another 20 pounds. Can we find solutions to our current fossil fuel dependencies? What if we harnessed the wind to power our homes or captured the sun's rays to run our cars? Or what if we produced, bought, and consumed our food locally? In the Innovative Technologies series, investigate the science behind new ways of living. Each book in the series examines a different new technology. Find out the costs, risks, potential roadblocks, and benefits of these ideas. Explore Innovative Technologies and get an inside look at the cutting-edge ideas that are blazing a trail into the future.
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