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    Though effectiveness and availability for desalination technology has been highly evaluated, why do some people oppose it? There are two objections against desalination technology. First, the process of desalinating seawater uses a lot of fossil fuel energy, so the cost management becomes very expensive, and it also increases greenhouse gas emissions. However, using renewable energy, which can be classified as solar, wind, photovoltaic, biomass, geothermal, and hydropower, has the potential for…

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    total of 283 million tons of coal were mined, providing about 64% of the state’s electrical production (Reese and Loughlin, 61).” Mining has caused severe environmental impacts ranging from the toxic chemicals seeping into the watershed, the altering of landscapes, and large amounts of waste (Reese and Loughlin, 61). New laws have been developed in order to reverse the negative trends from mining, which include the following: Abandoned Mine Land law, Open Cut Land Reclamation Act, Surface Mining…

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    Coal is one of the primary energy sources in the United States. The US Energy Information Agency reported in 2009 that coal counts for 23% of the total energy use in the US. However coals is a finite resource,harmful to the environment and also affects human lives. Scientists predict that supply of coal will deplete in a century and the use of coal is harmful to the environment in that the mining of coal degrades land, it pollutes air, causes heating of lakes and rivers, and causes health issues…

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    that it will retire eight coal-fired electric generating units in Michigan by 2023 in which is 25% of the total electricity produced by the company in 2015. Nearly 18GW of electric generating capacity were retired in 2015, and more than 80% of that was coal-fired. Coal, however, holds a 26% share of the U.S. power capacity, and generation is expected to increase in 2017. With the recent change in government officials, President Trump is leaning towards helping coal by adding stability and…

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    to use coal. But, others don’t think the same because the rocks are natural and they don’t think they should be messed with. Now in some scenarios it is bad, but overall I think it's a great concept with not as much pollution to the world. My factual evidence is basically it comparing to coal. Now coal is extremely dangerous because burning coal causes smog, soot, and acid rain. Burning…

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    Imagine a community where children are seen picking shrimp and cotton in fields. Their entire bodies are covered with bruises and scratches from working. Trying to fight back tears, their eyes flutter trying to stay open and their faces ache with excruciating pain. These children are working for pay as low as a few cents a day and only a few hours of sleep, if any. This is the world of child labor. In the past, children involved in child labor often died because of the working conditions, which…

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    From the early 1900s, Zonolite vermiculate mine was a primary worldwide that produce 80 percent of vermiculite production. However, the toxicity that was not clarified from government and mining fill to the miners were slowly killing in the town, Libby. Based on the article, A Town Left to Die, written by Andrew Schneider, it depicted how people suffer from the toxins in the air, asbestos, which came from the vermiculate mining. Agent What agent was responsible for the illness in the Libby…

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    Matthew Hill, who is part of the CSRIOseven, works with Advanced materials in Melbourne. He and his team of scientists have been developing a new material called Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs). This material has the potential to revolutionise the way we dispose and store various gases like carbon dioxide. This material has been tested and proven to filter pollution and provide cost effective solutions for energy use. Metal Organic Frameworks may look like ordinary salt or sugar crystals;…

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    Neutrinos are one of the most abundant particles in the universe second only to photons, yet they are one of the most elusive particles known to man. The neutrino is essentially a near massless subatomic particle possessing a neutral charge. Neutrinos scarcely interact with normal matter as a consequence of having a neutral charge and a mass of almost zero. There are three flavors of neutrinos: electron, tau, and muon; many neutrinos oscillate between these flavors. Neutrinos can be produced in…

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    If you are currently in the process of replacing your roof, you should replace your gutters as well. Here are the top three most popular types of gutters that you can have installed on your home. Seamless Gutter Systems Seamless gutter systems are one of the most popular gutter systems installed on homes today.As the name suggests, these types of gutters do not have any seams along them that you have to worry about bursting opening, leaking and needed repaired. Seamless gutters are created by…

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