Question

question 9 of 10
what makes wind energy \green\?
a. it does not require burning anything.
b. it does not work at night.
c. it does not require farming.
d. it does not cost anything at all.

Explanation:

Wind energy is considered "green" because it is a clean - energy source. Burning fossil fuels (like coal, oil, and gas) releases harmful pollutants and greenhouse gases. Wind energy conversion (using wind turbines) does not involve burning any fuel. Option B is incorrect as the inability to work at night (due to lack of wind at times) has nothing to do with being "green". Option C is wrong because farming is not a factor in determining if an energy source is green. Option D is false since there are costs associated with building and maintaining wind turbines.

Answer:

A. It does not require burning anything.