Clean energy works by producing power without

having negative environmental impacts, such as the

release of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide. A
lot of clean energy is also renewable, including wind
power, some hydro resources, and solar-powered
energy generation, clean energy is energy from
sources not requiring the release of pollutants,
including energy generated from recyclable sources
which don’t emit greenhouse gases. Renewable
energy and green energy are not the same as clean
energy, although they’re often used
interchangeably. Despite substantial overlap with
these terms, the creation of energy from renewable
sources doesn’t always leave us with clean air and
doesn’t always come from green sources, which is
why these categories should remain distinct in our
conversation. Therefore, A clean and healthy
environment means having safe food and water
supply, proper waste disposal, clean air, and no
pests such as flies, cockroaches, and mosquitoes so
meaning Maintaining a clean environment helps
keep diseases away and fosters the growth and
development of children. A clean environment is one
that is void of any form of pollution and its effect.
Hence it could be an environment that has clean air,
clean water, and clean energy. Basically, it is a
healthy and safe environment. Very commonly a
clean environment is also considered one that is
tidy.
Benefits of Clean Energy
 Generating energy that produces no greenhouse
gas emissions from fossil fuels and reduces
some types of air pollution.
 Diversifying energy supply and reducing
dependence on imported fuels.
 Creating economic development and jobs in
manufacturing and installation.

Characteristics of a clean environment

 A clean and healthy environment has
 Safe food and water supply
 Proper waste disposal
 Clean air
 No pests such as flies, cockroaches, and
mosquitoes
 Maintaining a clean environment helps keep
diseases away and fosters the growth and
development of children. Renewable energy
often referred to as clean energy, comes from
natural sources or processes that are constantly
replenished. If sunlight and wind keep shining
and blowing, even if their availability depends
on time and weather.

Then, why is having affordable and clean energy

important?
Ensuring everyone has access to clean and
sustainable energy is a pivotal environmental,
economic, and health issue. Around the world, 1.1
billion people live without electricity and about 4.3
million people die every year from pollution from
indoor cookstoves that use toxic fuels, such as coal.
The amazing thing about renewable energy
resources is that they do not deplete. These energy
resources include energies such as hydroelectric
energy, solar energy, wind energy, and geothermal
energy. The major advantage of using these
resources is that the environmental impact is
extremely low compared to fossil fuels and other
energy processes.
One of the most used renewable energy sources is
hydroelectric power. When you look at all the
environmental impacts of dams, etc., they seem to
be a lot less devastating than those effects due to
the use of coal and oil for producing energy. Some
environmental impacts include major flooding due to
the gigantic reservoirs formed by dams, which in
turn make certain areas of useful land worthless.
Another impact is that the flow and quality of the
water may be affected in ways that the dissolved
oxygen content of the water will decrease, but this
problem can be minimized with proper flow control.
On the other hand, hydroelectric plants do not
release any emissions such as carbon dioxide or
sulfur dioxide, both of which increase global
warming and climate change. This is a tremendous
advantage over fossil fuel use. Also, there isn't any
need to worry about nuclear disasters like there is
with the use of nuclear energy.
Another renewable energy resource that has a lower
amount of environmental impact is solar energy.
Solar energy is created and used through the use of
photovoltaic cells that collect the sun’s energy and
then convert that energy into a useful form like
electricity. As one would think when first asked
about solar energy and photovoltaic cells, there
aren't many environmental impacts associated with
them. There isn't any negative impact on the
environment due to renewable energy resources,
but based on all the evidence, it seems that non-
renewable resources such as coal, natural gas, and
petroleum, all have a much more negative influence
on the world around them.
Generating energy that produces no greenhouse
gas emissions from fossil fuels and reduces some
types of air pollution. Diversifying energy supply and
reducing dependence on imported fuels. Clean
energy provides a variety of environmental and
economic benefits, including a reduction in air
pollution. A diverse clean energy supply also reduces
the dependence on imported fuels and the
associated financial and environmental costs this
incurs.
In Conclusion, Renewable energy sources have a
broad range of total systemwide occupational health
and safety impacts, but a relatively narrow range of
average risk to individual workers. An unclean
environment leads to bad conditions in society, the
arrival of diseases, and many more related
problems. To keep the environment clean, healthy,
and balanced natural systems are essential for
adopting and supporting life on this planet.