Trisha Berry's List: Energy

Your ecological footprint is the amount of Earth's natural resources that are used to support your lifestyle. Test your usage.

Another questionaire found at: http://footprint.wwf.org.uk/questionnaires/show/1/1/1

It's up to you to provide enough power to meet the energy demands of your city's 5.9 million people while keeping them prosperous, secure, and living in a clean environment.

Wherever you live there is energy nearby for you to use. Click the picture to see who's got what.

Also has a link to energy background info at Science Museum online

The Renewable World is a Department for Education (DfE) project, developed as part of the Growing Schools programme. It is managed by Farming and Countryside Education (FACE). The project has been prompted by the rapidly developing interest in, and understanding of, renewable materials. In particular, their value in helping to develop a more sustainable future is being recognised. The Renewable World game is underpinned by sound science, coordinated by the National Non-Food Crops Centre (NNFCC), and drawing on a panel of experts in this cutting-edge technology.

In this area of the website you can find out more about the Renewable World project, and tap into a wide range of background information to help you make the most of the resources it contains. The information is arranged in five sections; clicking on the heading will take you straight to that section.

Renewables: what and why?
Activities
Curriculum links
Project partners

An activity about capturing power

A game looking at energy choices and the impace they have on quality of life and government funds