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Renewable energy

A supply of energy that won't run out, at least not as long as humans are on Earth to put it to use, because it's created as fast as or faster than the six billion of us can consume it. Examples are wind, water, and sunlight. Biomass-plant material and animal waste-can also be a renewable energy source, if it is properly and sustainably managed.

 

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