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    Fraser Sherman’s article “Advantages and Disadvantages of Technology” touches on this issue. In his article, Sherman describes lower employment rates and loss of competition as two of the primary factors of disadvantages associated with advancing technology (Sherman). Employment rates tend to be negatively affected by scientific advancements, such as call center operators…

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    What kind of environment would your children and grandchildren live in? If the global warming worst case scenarios come true, then future generations will surely not have a positive image to look forward to. No matter how much you try to see the advantages of climate change, the fact is that it is a real problem with overwhelming…

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    The Democratic System

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    The democratic system has some advantages and disadvantage. In order to clarify this point we will take a look at the disadvantage of having a democratic system in your country. First of all having a democratic system means that there is a minority, which means that not everyone will agree on the decisions, but as they are not enough sharing the same ideas there will always be a part that will be excluded. It is a waste for people who take their time in voting and in the end their vote won’t be…

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    The earliest evidence of the use of the oceans’ tides for power conversion dates back to about 900 A.D.”. In 2015 tidal energy is changing thanks to innovation in technology but it still has a long journey to go before it can compete with other renewable sources such as wind energy. FORCE (Fundy Ocean Research…

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    Solution Of Global Warming

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    making sea levels rise (“Global Warming.” Global Issues). This is now putting polar bears lives at risk because they are unable to take a break while swimming causing them to drown. Another problem polar bears are dealing with is not having the advantage of being able to hunt seals on…

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    ever thought of switching from a conventional vehicle to hybrid vehicle because of expenses? In fact, hybrids can be more pricey to repair and come with hazards that can go as far as taking one’s life due to electrocution which gives hybrids many disadvantages. Although Hybrid vehicles saves money, the cost of maintaining a hybrid is similar to the expense of conventional vehicles. Back then people were complaining their car wasted so much gas and money. Henry Ford’s creation of the Model T in…

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    an opaque insulated wall. Primary energy benefits include ability to reduce electric lighting by managing daylight admittance and reduced cooling loads. In hot climates or season, electrochromic windows minimize solar heat gain with adequate daylight[10]. 2.1.6 Advantages and Disadvantages of Electrochromic System Electrochromic devices typically have an upper visible transmission of TV=70 to 50% and a fully coloured transmission of TV=25 to 10%. The range of shading coefficient (SC) is…

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    are not neutral can be very damaging to the animals living there. Therefore, when a lake or river is basic the acid rain can sometimes balance it out , making the lake or river closer to neutral. With the evidence above, acid rain can have some advantages on the…

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    Of the thirty countries that use nuclear power, the United States in the leading user of nuclear power as an energy source. Nuclear power is used as an energy source on a global scale, having roughly 430 operating nuclear power plant facilities located around the world. Nuclear power plants are currently producing about eleven percent of electricity globally and nearly twenty percent in the United States alone. Although many may think radiation from nuclear fission is always harmful, but nuclear…

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    depth of discharge (DOD). Specially designed deep-cycle cells are much less susceptible to degradation due to cycling, and are required for applications where the batteries are regularly discharged, such as photovoltaic systems, and uninterruptible power supplies. In summation, the structure of a deep-cycle lead acid…

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