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Energy issues affect every aspect of the world, from a global to a personal scale. People want information for a complete and balanced story, but these issues are emotionally and politically charged. A [[who we are|team of scientists]] from the University of Calgary are putting together this ever-expanding resource to discuss every aspect of [[energy]] as objectively as possible.

These topics include everything from smaller-scale issues like [[improving fuel efficiency]] to large-scale questions like [[access to electricity]] and [[access to non-solid fuel|non-solid fuels]] around the world.

There's also a fair amount of fundamental science like what [[electricity]] is, and where that energy comes from (check out [[fuel]]s and [[flow]]s). This resource discusses physics concepts like [[energy vs power]], [[kinetic energy]], and [[friction]].

~~We have a related project on the [http://energyeducation.ca/simulations/nuclear/nuclidechart.html chart of the nuclides] that is under development.~~

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+  page = 'https://energyeducation.ca/simulations/frontpage/FrontPageMobile.html';
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+  page = 'https://energyeducation.ca/simulations/frontpage/FrontPage.html';
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+    if (page == 'https://energyeducation.ca/simulations/frontpage/FrontPage.html') {
+        var script = document.createElement('script');
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+        document.head.appendChild(script);
+        document.getElementById('imagelink').href = "https://energyeducation.ca/encyclopedia/Electrical_generation";
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-Energy issues affect every aspect of the world, from a global to a personal scale. People want information for a complete and balanced story, but these issues are emotionally and politically charged.  A [[who we are|team of scientists]] from the University of Calgary are putting together this ever-expanding resource to discuss every aspect of [[energy]] as objectively as possible.
-These topics include everything from smaller-scale issues like [[improving fuel efficiency]] to large-scale questions like [[access to electricity]] and [[access to non-solid fuel|non-solid fuels]] around the world.
-There's also a fair amount of fundamental science like what [[electricity]] is, and where that energy comes from (check out [[fuel]]s and [[flow]]s). This resource discusses physics concepts like [[energy vs power]], [[kinetic energy]], and [[friction]].
-We have a related project on the [http://energyeducation.ca/simulations/nuclear/nuclidechart.html chart of the nuclides] that is under development.