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    Roger Shaw Chyi Fu Fang 傅绍齐 Prof. Patrick Johansson Writing 1 20 October, 2016 Nuclear Energy vs. Renewable Energy Is Nuclear energy the solution for our future or is it the catalyst to the end of it? In our modern world we rely on two types of energy to fuel our technology: Nuclear energy, and Renewable energy. Nuclear energy produces energy from atoms, there are two ways to produce energy: nuclear fusion and nuclear fission. In nuclear fusion, two atoms are fused together forming a larger one…

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    Both of these systems of energy production have their advantages and disadvantages. The pros for renewable energy include: ensured availability, low carbon admissions, and a large scale job creation. The cons, however, consist of: high development costs, unreliability, and the inability to produce large quantities. On the other hand, the advantages for non-renewable energy are ease of accessibility, cost efficiency, and the ability to produce a large amount of energy. While the disadvantages…

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    are emissions-free. The current fuel sources come with many limitations and negative effects. They are high in cost that are becoming higher, resources (oil and coal) are becoming limited, and carbon based fuels are adding to global warming. According to “Benefits of Alternative Energies”, renewable energy technologies have little impact on water resources, do not discharge pollutants into surface water and toxins do not seep into the groundwater. The benefits of using alternative energy are…

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    Coal is a nonrenewable resource. Energy is made when the coal is burned, a machine called pulverized grinds the coal into a fine powder, then powder mixes in a boiler creating steam. Steam released from the boiler powers an engine called a turbine transforming heat into energy from burning coal in to mechanical energy that spins the turbine engine then used to power a generator. Coal is used for many different things mainly heating, cooling, cooking, transportation, farming.…

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    Another one of the more substantial issues with switching over to renewables is the constant and the inevitable question of how do we store the generated power? Many scientists have grappled with the problem of trying to discover the best way to conserve the energy, which is a difficult task, because the energy is continuously being stored, some even going as far as to suggest making a new type of grid, similar to the ones our houses are currently connected to which could work for holding small…

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    huge initial investment, usually around £7,000 to £10,000,depending on length of the panel and roof space. The sun is a renewable energy resource; solar energy is a silent and green energy and helps reduce your household’s carbon footprint. On the other hand, the making of the solar panels use up silicon and other toxic metals such as mercury, cadmium and…

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    2030. The 7th goal emphasizing on closing the energy gap and ensure that sustainable, safe and modern energy services are accessible globally. It also aims to double the energy efficiency without having to compromise the increase in the share of renewable energy in the global energy production. “If access to modern energy services were an independent human right, obligations would be imposed on states, both at the national and international level.(FN94) In the most general sense, it is…

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    “development traps” that hinder a country and governments ability to properly develop in unique and specific ways, and the goal of his work is to figure out a way around these traps. One such trap is the Resource Trap. I will examine the scholarship behind the Resource Trap and display how natural resources have the potential to be incredibly beneficial to a nations development or…

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    Survival: The Essential Elements When asked what the most essential characteristics are, what comes to mind? Many say items such as : food, water, fire and shelter, but do these things really make or break whether one will live through a situation. Plenty of people are found dead with any or all of these things at their disposal. Why are these people unable to hold out in their circumstances?. After exploring several text about survival it is obvious that it is not objects that determine…

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    Lesson 2.1 Which type of business takes resources from nature to make its products? Name several examples. The business that gets their resources from nature is Extractors. Some examples are oil refineries and mines. Oil drillers extract oil from the ground then it is used as a resource. Miners also get coal and other minerals from nature and use them for goods. Why is raising capital critical to success of a business? Raising capital is critical to a business. Without capital there would not…

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