English Conversation about Energy Conservation

Let us listen to the conversation between two friends who met after a long time. Hello Kamala, how are you? Hi Vimla, I am fine. What about you? I am fine too. It has been long since we have met. Yes Kamala, I am busy with my project. What project are you talking about? Recently, I have been given a project on energy conservation. Energy conservation? Can you please explain me in detail? In Shurkamla, we have two sources of energy, renewable and non-renewable resources. Let's know about them. We have three sources of energy available in abundance in nature. Those are wind energy, solar energy and tidal power. Since they are available in plenty, they can be renewed, they can be used again and again. So they are called renewable sources of energy. use other sources of energy, coal and petrol. When dead bodies are buried, they turn to be coal after millions of years. When aquatic dead bodies are buried in the bed of the seas, they turn to be petrol. These two are called fossil fuels. Since they take very long time to be converted into coal and petrol, they are called non-renewable sources of energy. Vimala, can you tell me once again how coal and petrol are formed? Definitely Kamala, when human, animal or plant bodies are buried in the soil of earth, they are slowly decomposed and turned to coal. When aquatic plants or animals are buried into the sea bed, they are turned to be petrol. Ok, how much time does it take to be turned into coal and petrol? takes millions of times to be turned to coal and petrol. I see. Their formation takes very long time so they can't be easily available right? Exactly Kamala burning of these cause pollution too. That is why it is as advisable to use renewable sources of energy like wind energy, solar energy and hydropower. Thank Thank you Vimala for giving such a valuable information. It's my pleasure Kamala we shall meet again this is one of the techniques of improving communication skills