Changing farming wastes, grasses, trees, bark, sawdust and other things into energy by burning it, changing it to a gas or converting it to a liquid fuel. Clean Air Act: A law to regulate air quality.

A solid fossil fuel found in the earth. Coal is burned to make electricity in other countries.

Lights that use a lot less energy than regular light bulbs. We can use compact fluorescent lights for reading lights and ceiling lights.

mechanical engines that run on fossil fuel and the equipment related to the engines

a concept whereby an organisation considers the interests of society by taking responsibility for the impact of its activities and operations on customers, employees, shareholders, the community and the environment

generating electricity from energy sources located away from the central power plant

A room used to house the equipment used to distribute electricity. Emission: Susbtance(s) given out from a device or plant. Energy: Energy is the ability to do work. Stored energy becomes working energy when we use it. Energy delivery system – all of the overhead and underground transmission & distribution lines, substations, vaults, switchro [..]

all of the overhead and underground transmission & distribution lines, substations, vaults, switchrooms and associated equipment used to deliver electricity to Bermuda safely, reliably, securely and sustainably

Crops grown specifically for their fuel value, including food crops such as corn and sugarcane, and non-food crops such as poplar trees and switchgrass. Environment: All the natural and living things around us. The earth, air, weather, plants and animals all make up our environment.

positive and/or negative influence on the environment.