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Renewable resources can be used for
materials and energy and are replaced quickly, such as lumber from trees or wind to power a sailboat.

Nonrenewable resources are used
faster than they can be replaced, like petroleum (oil, natural gas) or coal.

Clean resources
Renewable resources that do not directly cause pollution.

Carbon-emitting energy sources
Energy sources that release carbon (pollution) into the atmosphere, such as diesel, biomass, and gasoline.

Emit
To produce or make something.

Biomass
All organic (living) material in a specific location.

Inexhaustible resources
Resources that can be reused and are not destroyed, although there is a limited amount of them, like water or sunlight.

Hydropower dams
Structures that use water to generate electricity.

Solar panels
Devices that use sunlight to generate electricity.

Wind turbines
Machines that use the wind to generate electricity.

Synthetic materials
Materials produced through a chemical process that are stronger, more durable, stretchy, waterproof, and stain-resistant compared to natural plant and animal materials.
