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    Nok Tribe Essay

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    The Nok people were advanced because of their iron smelting skills,sculptures,and their judicial system, but their strange disappearance has caused historians to be left unsure. The Nok people discovered a way to smelt iron, this allowed them to have the strongest tools during this time period. They also created sculptures made out of a material called Terracotta, this details their culture. The Nok people had a modern judicial system with several courthouses. In about 200 A.D.The Nok people…

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    “on the whole, waste-to-energy facilities, which are small operations, emit far less particulate matter than large coal plants, a contrary report by the Environmental Integrity Project states, “Maryland's trash-burning plants -- which the state considers sources of renewable energy -- generated up to five times the amount of mercury and up to 18 times the amount of lead than its coal-fired plants between 2007 and 2009.” Prior to the 90’s, incinerators received a bad reputation because it was a…

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    When watching The Sorcerer's Apprentice curiosity struck me when watching one particular scene, that one scene scene being when the protagonist was inside a Faraday cage. That one scene left me with an underlying question which is how in the world was the protagonist not electrified when he was in the cage? Have you ever wondered just how much we depend on electricity. Well I have and I have to say that electricity has become the essence of many aspects in this planet. Actually our body would…

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    Bruce Power Limited Partnership is a Canadian business partnership that consists of TransCanada Corp., Borealis Infrastructure, The Power Workers’ Union and The Society of Energy Professionals (Bruce Power, 2015). It operates one of the largest nuclear facilities in the world and is Canada’s only private sector nuclear generator that powers over a quarter of Ontario’s electricity. This facility is headquartered on Lake Huron in Tiverton, Ontario and houses two nuclear generating stations, known…

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    Today I am going to talk about the topic of nuclear power. A local Nuclear Power Plant has come up with the idea to build a power plant in the town of Enola, PA. As the governor of Harrisburg, I am persuaded you to allow this to happen. There are three reasons you should allow this to happen. One reason is that it doesn’t cause pollution. Another reason is that it would produce more energy for the state. The last reason is that the operating cost is low. These are some reasons that you should…

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    The passage and the lecture both offer the opposing ideas on the emergens of fracking as a new method for natural gas extraction. While the passage use some reasons to approve the efficiency of it, the lecturer mentions to different aspects of it to reject it. For one, the passage states that fracking will affect on the increase in production that results in decline of natural gas price and similarly increases the jobs appertunities. Altough at first glance it looks sensible, the lecturer…

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    Biomass vs Fossil Fuels: Which is Better? Most people won’t argue with you when you say that fossil fuels are the least beneficial source of energy. But if you say that biomass, an alternative power source, is more beneficial than fossil fuels, some may disagree. How can a source of alternative energy not be better than fossil fuels? Let us try to understand the differences of these two and decide after if one is really better than the other. Origins Fossil fuels and biomass actually both…

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    Pros And Cons Of Coal

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    Coal is one of this world’s source of energy and it is also a fossil fuel that is nonrenewable. Coal is considered a fossil fuel because it is from vegetation that grew years ago. It is burnt to produce electricity. Coal is one of many was that electricity is generated in the United States. Some ingredients in coal are used to make plastic, fertilizers, medicines, and tar. The United States, Russia, India, and China uses coal a lot. It impacts the environment, both positively and negatively.…

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    stop us using coal, however, coal will finish in future, while energy can’t destroy it or remove it. (Mizuo…

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    For centuries, the manufacturing industry has depended on fossil fuels, such as oil and gas, as a main source of energy to drive economic development and power everything from homes to cars. Despite the positive influences of fossil fuels, society is beginning to solely depend on them as an energy source and as a result, irrevocable damage is being done on the environment in forms of pollution, carbon dioxide emissions, climate change, acid rain, and oil spills. Because of this, humans are…

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