" (1 ) Candidate shou ld choose 1 question from Q31- Q32 & another 1
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question from Q33- Q34. (2) Candid at e can t y pe their responses in the given
text box OR k indly click on t he " " Skip'" ' button us e t he file upload option
available in the fin al section of the exam to upload your answer scripts in
the pdf fo1 m at . (3) Don't forget t o mention .the Question's Serial Number
before you r answer s on the answer scripts correctly."
Discuss abo ut renewable and non renewable resources>
RENEWABLE ENERGY - often reffered to as a clean energy. comes from natu ra l sources or process that are constantly
replenished. the five majo r ren ewable energy resouces are solar. wind. water, also ca ll ed hydro biomass, or organic
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material from plants and an ima ls geothermal, which is naturally occuring heat from the earth.
SOLAR ENERGY - sunlight is one of our planets most abundant and freely available energy resources. the amount of C,
solar energy that reaches t eh earths surface in one hour is more than the planets total energy requirements for a
whole year. the term sol ar panel is used for a photo-voltaic PV module .arrays of a photovoltaic system supply solar
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WIND ENERGY- wind is a plentiful source of clean energy. wind energy generates electricity by turning wind turbines.
the wind pushes the turbines blades, and generator converts this mecganical energy into electricity. this electricity ca
supply power to homes and other bui ldings, and it can even be sorted in the power grid.
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HYDRO ENERGY- as an renewable energy resouce, hydro power is one of the most commercially developed. by
building a dam or barri er, a large reservoir ca n be used to create a controled flow of water that will drive a turbine. G
generating electricity to be sorted for use when deman d reaches a peak
BIOMASS ENERGY - bomass energy is the conservation of solid fuel made from plant materials to electricity. although
fundamentally, bi omass involved orga nic materials to produce electri city and nowadays this i a much cleaner, more
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ene rgy-efficie nt process.
NON - RENEWABLE ENERGY : these are available in limited su ppl ies. usually because the take a long time to replenish . 0
the advantage of these non ren ewa ble ene rgy reso urces is that power pl ants use them are able to produce more
more power on demand. the non renewable energy re sources are coal, nuclear, oil and natural gas. fossil fuels were
formed within the earth from dead plants and animals over millions of years. crude oil is a liquid fossil fuel that is 0
mostly used to produce ga soline and disel fuel for vehicles ,it is found in rocks below earths surface and is pumped
out through wells. ew1& j8
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lev1ew latar SUBMIT ANSWER
"(1) Candid ate should ch oose 1 question fro m Q31 - Q32 & anoth er 1
question fro m Q33- Q34. (2) Candidate can t ype t heir r espo n ses in th e given
t ext box OR kindly click on the "" Ski p'"' button use th e file u pload opti on
avai labl e in t h e f in al section of the exam t o upload yo ur answer scri pt s in
the pdffo r m at. (3) Don 't fo rget to mention .the Question 's Serial Number
before y our answ ers on the answer scri pts correctly."
Discu ss on Eva lu ation tools- Planning balance sheet, and goal achi eving matri x?
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PLANNING BALANCE SHEET
lichfields PBS attempts to indicate t he extent of all community impacts of proposals weather in monetary units or
not. in th e abscence of m onetary measures, physical units of measurement are employed or costs and benefits are
in cluded quatitat ively. the method displ ays t he distrib uti on of impacts between the different sectors of the C
community, suc h a wildlife landscape, etc. classified as producers/operaters and consumers. results are la id out w ith
the desision m akers leftr to weigh the rela t ive importance of the costs and the benefits shown. G
GOAL ACHIEVING MATRIX
in GAM, developed by hill, costs and benefits are arranged according to community goals as well as groups affected, 0
the goal achievemnet matrix disaggregates pa rties to the transition but does not distinguish producers from
consumers. rathe r it simply examined how each group benefits or loses from each impact. impact are fu the r
categorized or grouped as t hey contribute towars or detract from some "community goal" such as clean air or quiet 0
surroundinggs. each community group, and each affef!ed group is assigned a weight by a panel of experts. thus
overall performance of each alternative in the rekation to all goals can be seen. J 0
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