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Renewable energy is a hot topic in U.S. agriculture today. Find out how farmers are harnessing (and profiting from) alternative energy sources: wind, sun, water and energy crops.
Energy Education Group.
Mainly geared towards middle school students, this guide provides an excellent overview of energy sources for all ages including related materials for use in a classroom setting. Selections from this book are available in full-text and there are several options for ordering the whole book.