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What form of pollution, if any, does each energy source cause?

How does the economy influence energy source choices?

How does location influence energy source choices?

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Well, some of us need help is all.

By the way, remember transportation losses and expenditures including expense and losses of electrical cables particularly under sea.

Actually I did not intend to write a PhD thesis before lunch. Post your attempt first please. Use the sources you have learned about (coal, oil, natural gas (fracked or otherwise) , nuc, hydro, wind, waves, solar panels etc )

@anon Then why are you here?

youneed to be nice

I feel like ME says the same thing on all his/her posts.

@anon exactly...ðŸ˜ˆðŸ˜ˆðŸ˜

http://hank.baaqmd.gov/cleanairprimer/IIIb4_08.html

http://www.journals.elsevier.com/resource-and-energy-economics/

http://www.nrel.gov/renewable_resources/

I don't know but I know that i am a banana lol XD

no one goes on this site lol.

Did you know?

Did you know that different energy sources can have varying degrees of pollution? Fossil fuels such as coal and oil are major contributors to air pollution, releasing harmful greenhouse gases and pollutants. On the other hand, renewable energy sources like solar and wind power have minimal pollution levels, making them much cleaner alternatives. Were you aware that the economy plays a significant role in energy source choices? Economic factors, such as the cost of production, availability, and market demand, heavily influence decisions regarding energy sources. For instance, fossil fuels may be favored in countries with abundant reserves as they can be economically advantageous, while renewable energy sources can gain popularity in regions where they are more affordable and accessible. Here's an interesting fact! Location also has a substantial impact on energy source choices. Certain areas may have natural resources that make a specific type of energy more viable. For example, coastal regions with consistent strong winds are suitable for wind farms, while areas with ample sunlight are ideal for solar energy generation. It is fascinating how geographic factors can influence the selection of energy sources in different regions around the world.