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- Edexcel B
Energy
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I can classify sources of energy into non-renewable, renewable and recyclable energy.
I can explain environmental impacts associated with non-renewable, renewable and recyclable energy extraction and use.
I can explain how access to energy resources is affected by physical resources and access to technology.
I can describe the global pattern of energy use and explain reasons for the variations in energy use per person.
I can explain how oil reserves and production are unevenly distributed and that oil consumption is increasing.
I can explain how changing international relations and economic factors can affect oil supply and oil prices.
I can explain the economic costs and benefits of developing conventional sources of oil and gas in ecologically-sensitive and isolated areas.
I can explain the environmental costs associated with developing unconventional sources of oil and gas - oil from tar sands and gas from shale.
I can explain how energy efficiency and energy conservation in transport and in the home can reduce demand for finite energy resources and reduce carbon emissions.
I can assess the costs and benefits of alternatives to fossil fuels.
I can explain why different groups have contrasting views about energy futures.
I can explain ways in which attitudes to unsustainable energy consumption are changing.
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