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That's good. I'll give it a good read.
We take it for granted that we drive cars, sleep in warm homes, watch television, and listen to music. Energy flows out with just a flick of a finger... where does it come from? Most of the energy we use comes from fossil fuels such as oil, coal, and natural gas. However, we consume so much energy that it is said we use fossil fuels faster than they are produced. If we continue to use them like this, they will eventually run out. Furthermore, if we continue to waste fossil fuels, the Earth's
Clean Energy, Sun, Wind, Water. Hybrid cars are appearing in commercials these days... After seeing that ad, my child asked, "Mom, hybrid? What is a hybrid car?" "Hmm... it has both an engine and a battery, so it's a car that uses both petroleum and electricity as fuel." "Really? Why does it use electricity as well? Is it because petroleum is about to run out?".... My child has a great interest in science... so whenever they encounter content that stimulates their curiosity like this, they pour
This book imparts wisdom on energy usage to children, who will be the future users of green energy. It is the "Clean Energy: Sun, Wind, Water" edition of the Smart Science Picture Book series. The author, who has worked in the environmental field, explains in detail how this book helps children learn the principles of the natural world and adopt an eco-friendly lifestyle through a proper understanding of the environment. The book presents the problems associated with fossil fuels, the most
Energy is overflowing around us. We take it for granted, so we leave the lights on brightly even during the day, and when we go to the bathhouse, we don't stop children from running the tap water full blast while playing. Energy is being wasted in our homes and in public items as well. What exactly is this energy, and how long can we use it? Energy is obtained from fossil fuels such as petroleum, coal, and natural gas. If fossil fuels run out, we will not be able to use electricity or cars, and
Park Ki-young: Clean energy: solar, wind, water
Smart Science Picture Book: Environment Edition, *Clean Energy: Sun, Wind, Water*. This book allows readers to learn the principles of the natural world and adopt an eco-friendly lifestyle through a proper understanding of the environment. It depicts the process of realizing the problems associated with fossil fuels, the energy we use most frequently in our daily lives, and together searching for clean energy in nature that does not pollute the environment and is inexhaustible. It is designed to help our children, who will be the future users of green energy, understand and prepare for the use of clean energy.
Korean title: 깨끗한 에너지 태양 바람 물
Korean author: 박기영
Korean publisher: 웅진주니어
ISBN-13: 9788901102917
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That's good. I'll give it a good read.
We take it for granted that we drive cars, sleep in warm homes, watch television, and listen to music. Energy flows out with just a flick of a finger... where does it come from? Most of the energy we use comes from fossil fuels such as oil, coal, and natural gas. However, we consume so much energy that it is said we use fossil fuels faster than they are produced. If we continue to use them like this, they will eventually run out. Furthermore, if we continue to waste fossil fuels, the Earth's
Clean Energy, Sun, Wind, Water. Hybrid cars are appearing in commercials these days... After seeing that ad, my child asked, "Mom, hybrid? What is a hybrid car?" "Hmm... it has both an engine and a battery, so it's a car that uses both petroleum and electricity as fuel." "Really? Why does it use electricity as well? Is it because petroleum is about to run out?".... My child has a great interest in science... so whenever they encounter content that stimulates their curiosity like this, they pour
This book imparts wisdom on energy usage to children, who will be the future users of green energy. It is the "Clean Energy: Sun, Wind, Water" edition of the Smart Science Picture Book series. The author, who has worked in the environmental field, explains in detail how this book helps children learn the principles of the natural world and adopt an eco-friendly lifestyle through a proper understanding of the environment. The book presents the problems associated with fossil fuels, the most
Energy is overflowing around us. We take it for granted, so we leave the lights on brightly even during the day, and when we go to the bathhouse, we don't stop children from running the tap water full blast while playing. Energy is being wasted in our homes and in public items as well. What exactly is this energy, and how long can we use it? Energy is obtained from fossil fuels such as petroleum, coal, and natural gas. If fossil fuels run out, we will not be able to use electricity or cars, and
