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Publiczne Gimnazjum nr 2 w Staszowie

Renewable and non-renewable sources of energy in Poland and effects of radiation on human health. Anna Dziewierz Klasa II b. Publiczne Gimnazjum nr 2 w Staszowie . Currently in Poland, 97% of electricity comes from burning coal, and 3% of the energy from hydropower . 1.

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Publiczne Gimnazjum nr 2 w Staszowie

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  1. Renewable and non-renewablesources of energy in Poland and effects of radiation on human health. Anna Dziewierz Klasa II b Publiczne Gimnazjum nr 2 w Staszowie

  2. Currently in Poland, 97% of electricity comes from burning coal, and 3% of the energy from hydropower. 1 Poland

  3. Renewablesources of energy in Poland A renewebleresourcemeans a resource that can be totally replaced or is always available naturally, or that is practically inexhaustible. Poland

  4. hydro energy Due to the low-lying area of ​​the country, possibilities of using Polish rivers are not too remarkable. Currently operate here already 127 large power plants and approximately 300 smallones. Hydroelectric power plant on the Vistula. Poland

  5. solar energy Solar energy is a highly regarded and widely used source of energy in many countries around the world, also in Poland. Poland

  6. Wind energy Wind energyproduction in Poland is developing since the early 90s. However the role of wind energy in the Polish energy balanceis small, the situation is gradually changing. Poland

  7. biomass energy In Poland, the vast majority of generation of energy of biomass is based on the production of heat, especially in small, local (often household) power installations. Poland

  8. geothermal energy Poland has very good geothermalconditions, as 80% of the country falls within the 3 geothermaldivisions. Poland

  9. Non-renewablesources of energy in Poland With the increase in world population, resources of our planetdiminish. Their exhaustion will lead to huge changes in our lives. Poland

  10. coal and lignite Coal is a strategic resource in Poland becauseit caters to 65% of energy needs of the country. Polish coal and lignite resources are among the largest in the world. Poland

  11. petroleum Poland is a country poor in petroleum. The main extraction region is Polish Lowlands, where are 42 of 84 proven reserves in the country. Poland

  12. natural gas In recent decades,there is anincreasing demand for natural gas in the world. Deposits of natural gas are stand-alone or accompanied by deposits of petroleum or coal. Poland

  13. nuclear energy Poland has no nuclear power plants, but it has beenalready planned to build them. Poland

  14. Effects of radiation on human health All living organisms on the Earth are threatened by radiation. Under the influence of radiationa number of changes in the human body (living tissue) occur. Poland

  15. The diseases, which can manifest themselvesat a later date include: - Skin cancer; - Leukemia; - Gastrointestinal disease; - Bone disease; Poland

  16. The radiation can be deadly to humans, this is definitely a threat toourspecies. Poland

  17. Soon run out of non-renewable energy sources. What then? Poland

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