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    Fuel Cell Research Paper

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    discussing the beneficial and non-beneficial of fuel cells and associating it with fossil fuels. But first, you might query what fuel cells and fossil is? Well fuel cell is an electrochemical energy stratagem that converts hydrogen fuel as well as oxygen to produce electricity, heat and water. While on the other hand fossil fuel are the products fossils that are really old. For instance the animal and plant fossils but however, the three main sources of fuel are coal, natural gas and…

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    Renewable Energy: A Way to Change the World In 2010 the U.S. had more than 500 coal burning power plants. Before the year was over 180 of these plants have closed and more are scheduled to close (Brown). The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is now lowering. Today many new types of alternative energy sources are taking over. Harmful fossil fuels, including coal and oil, were previously used to make all the energy possible. These are however very harmful and nonrenewable. Wind, Solar,…

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    environmental complications the world is fronting today is a result of Fossil fuel. Fossil fuel is currently the primary source of energy in the world. We as humans use fossil fuels in our everyday lives, these include transportation, habitation, electronics and industrial activities, but these resources have been maltreated hence it is said that we are the most polluting species on earth. Fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas produce CO2. Coal releases toxic mercury into communities,…

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    energy has been obtained through fossil fuels and this form of energy has allowed for many of the greatest creations on the Earth today. However, this age of fossil fuels is coming to an abrupt end due to the increasingly limited supply of these substances such as coal and oil. As these resources become scarcer they also become more expensive to excavate and use. This cost induced economic strain coupled with increased demand and the imminent exhaustion of fossil fuels has ushered in the…

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    Fossil fuels such as natural gas, coal, and oil are currently the main source of energy in the United States. Although by burning these fossil fuels, we can power our cars, heaters and televisions, and other helpful things, extracting and burning these rare resources come at heavy cost to humans, the Earth and other living things. The current practices of using fossil fuels for energy are harming living organisms and the Earth. Animals are being killed from converting fossil fuels to energy.…

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    their way (SEIA). Wind energy is generated in a close fashion to how fossil fuel power plants gather their energy. In coal fired plants, large fires cause the expansion of air. This causes a turbine to spin and generate energy. In the unmistakable pinwheel design of a wind turbine, air rushes through the blades of the turbine, causing it to spin and generate energy. The only difference is that wind energy does not require coal in order to make the air drive the turbine. It technically operates…

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    energy. Whether it be coal, natural gas, or oil, the consequences of using these sources of energy everyday can cause significant environmental and health problems. The Earth cannot provide the traditional sources of energy forever, and if they are used much longer they will…

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    technology and society, there are innumerable amounts of ways to fuel and support a population efficiently. Some of these innumerable ways include fossil fuels and renewable energy. Fossil fuels are defined as a natural fuel, such as coal or gas, formed in the geological past from the remains of living organisms. Renewable energy is defined as energy from a source that is not depleted when used, such as wind or solar power. Fossil fuels and renewable energy both provide energy in the form of…

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    Fossil Fuels

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    Today, many rely on fossil fuels to help with daily necessities such as delivering electricity, powering vehicles, and heating their homes. Fossil fuels have been widely used since the Industrial Revolution. Since then, the use of fossil fuels has greatly grown. Fossil fuels are any naturally occurring carbon-containing material that, when burned with air to produce heat or energy that can be converted into liquid fuels and other hydrocarbon (carbon bonded to hydrogen) products (Speight, James).…

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    In this team paper, I choose the topic on the fossil fuels energy. The fossil energy is including petroleum, natural gas, and coal. They are three major use resources in the past few decades. The reason for them to be the main resources because they can transfer into different energies. So that make them to be more ways to use in our daily. In the past few decades to present, and maybe in the future, we will still heavily use them. From the article U.S. Energy: Overview and Statistics mentions,…

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