Clean and Dirty Energy Sources by: Hunter Way

CLEAN ENERGY

DIRTY ENERGY

CLEAN ENERGY (WIND)

• 4.7 cents kilowatt an hour
• Putting up wind mills creates jobs for people.
• Can support 20% of the U.S.A.
• Adds property tax
• Supports farming & conserves and keeps water clean
• The one bad thing is shadow flicker

DIRTY ENERGY (COAL)

• $49 per short ton
• Jobs are needed for mining.
• There are mining and transportation cost
• Takes millions millions years to form.
• Non-renewable source
• Most coal comes from Wyoming 39%
• Surface mining and deep mining

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Source page
-Coal. (n.d.). Retrieved November 9, 2015.
-Pros & Cons of Wind Energy. (n.d.). Retrieved November 9, 2015.