Renewable –vs- Nonrenewable Resources
hydrogen atoms. Pros: • Abundant • Fewer greenhouse gases than coal or oil Cons: • Expensive to transport • Greenhouse gas producer • Non‐renewable • Many of the areas that are now being explored and developed for natural gas production are wilderness areas, and development of these areas have large
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