A Giraffe, but with, like, Really, Really, Buff Arms
Humans are a species characterized by seemingly endless consumption and waste. Perhaps the most consequential characteristic of this is the continual use of dwindling energy sources that aversely affect humanity and all living creatures on a global scale in spite of the fact that there are a copious amount of cleaner and renewable energy sources out there who’s only byproduct is a better Earth; as such, it is becoming poignantly clear that Fossil fuels are not only diminishing, but harming the environment as well and alternative energy sources must be explored in order to counteract this. One expanse of energy that has not yet been fully explored is the ocean. Waves in the ocean create a …show more content…
By virtue of this, the need for alternative energy sources continues to grow at the same or even a greater rate than that with which primitive energy sources never cease to shrink under the pressure of human consumption. The most popular renewable energy sources are as follows: solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, and hydroelectric energy. All of which, in addition to being overwhelmingly abundant and totally renewable, have very little carbon emissions, thus satisfying both of the concerns involved with oil, gas, or coal ("Alternative …show more content…
Wind farms rely on a multitude of variables that affect the wind which powers the turbines all staggered by one another and then proceeds to turn absurdly large blades which in turn generates electricity after it’s all said and done. Wind turbines can range from 200 feet to 30 feet, supplying power for power grids all the way down to power for individual homes, respectively. The largest drawback to using air currents to generate power is nearly inarguably and unsurprisingly the initial cost of such a system; however, this cost is nearly inconsequential when factoring in the benefits of the system over its lifetime ("Wind Energy
Humans are a species characterized by seemingly endless consumption and waste. Perhaps the most consequential characteristic of this is the continual use of dwindling energy sources that aversely affect humanity and all living creatures on a global scale in spite of the fact that there are a copious amount of cleaner and renewable energy sources out there who’s only byproduct is a better Earth; as such, it is becoming poignantly clear that Fossil fuels are not only diminishing, but harming the environment as well and alternative energy sources must be explored in order to counteract this. One expanse of energy that has not yet been fully explored is the ocean. Waves in the ocean create a …show more content…
By virtue of this, the need for alternative energy sources continues to grow at the same or even a greater rate than that with which primitive energy sources never cease to shrink under the pressure of human consumption. The most popular renewable energy sources are as follows: solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, and hydroelectric energy. All of which, in addition to being overwhelmingly abundant and totally renewable, have very little carbon emissions, thus satisfying both of the concerns involved with oil, gas, or coal ("Alternative …show more content…
Wind farms rely on a multitude of variables that affect the wind which powers the turbines all staggered by one another and then proceeds to turn absurdly large blades which in turn generates electricity after it’s all said and done. Wind turbines can range from 200 feet to 30 feet, supplying power for power grids all the way down to power for individual homes, respectively. The largest drawback to using air currents to generate power is nearly inarguably and unsurprisingly the initial cost of such a system; however, this cost is nearly inconsequential when factoring in the benefits of the system over its lifetime ("Wind Energy