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Energy: how do we power the world?
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I can reflect on the importance of electricity in my life and I can record how I use it for everyday activities.
You can explain the links between energy use, fossil fuels, carbon emissions and climate change.
I can explain why non-renewable energy sources are contributing to the energy problem.
I can identify the advantages and disadvantages of renewable sources of energy, and form an opinion about their relative merits.
I can explain a range of actions I and others can take to reduce energy use, and why this matters.
I can explain who is responsible for the energy problem and who can help solve it.
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