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    Although some people insist that nuclear power could be alternative energy, nuclear power produces radioactive waste. So, it is necessary that development of clean and renewable energy instead of building any coal-burning or highly polluting power plants and nuclear plants. Also, Union of Concerned Scientists (2011) suggest that improving fuel efficiency in all of transport and reducing vehicle’s travel miles through route and…

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    Fossil Fuels are organic deposits derived from decaying plants and animals that have been fossilized over millions of years. There is more to them than that however they are also hydrocarbons comprised primarily of the following elements: carbon and hydrogen and some sulfur, nitrogen, oxygen, and minerals. Different combinations of these elements are used as a fuel for our everyday lives. This paper’s purpose is to explain some of the chemistry behind the use of these various fossil fuels as…

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    power production. The reason that the production of electricity is such a large contributor to climate change is due to the usage of coal. According to the US Energy Information Administration, a non-biased governmental agency that reports statistical information on US power production for expert study, roughly 33% of the electricity produced in America is produced by coal (“Electric Power Monthly”). This rate is around the same as it is globally, The Shift Project Data Portal, a site reporting…

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    required a different type of energy than had ever been needed. As a result, the first iterations of coal powered machines were created such as the steam engine. As the years passed technology became more advanced and as a result the demand for energy increased, but with little change in how it was obtained. The way we obtain energy since to power our lives has for the most part gone unchanged, we burn coal. Coal, or fossil fuels as they…

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    do with the idea that humans are primarily responsible for global warming. Scientist think that human is the caused of global warming. Human like to burn fossil fuel by driving car and run factories. The most common fossil fuel that human burn are coal and oil which can release carbon dioxide. Not only fossil fuel can release carbon dioxide there is other stuff too. Like when humans cut…

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    Throughout the years, humanity has faced many problems and challenges. It began with the first human wanting to lift things up and to travel to other places. People started to use their mind to create things and to build machines. As life went on, they surely solved some problems, but created more complex ones! No one can deny the benefits of the new industrial and technological advances; it not only enabled us to obtain gold and other metals from deep in the ground, but also to fly high in the…

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    anthropogenic changes play a larger role in global warming. Despite the fact that humans have been a major role in speeding up global warming, there are mitigation methods that would slow the rate of global warming, such as carbon taxing and clean coal technology. Thus, if countries are held more accountable…

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    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). There are three main types of fossil fuels, which can all be used for energy delivery: coal, oil, and natural gas. In 2012, fossil fuels made up about 87% of the world’s primary energy consumption. The most consumed fossil fuel was oil. Oil was consumed…

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    determine the sustainability of the two major resources-coal and nuclear-for the production of electricity. The laboratory compares coal, which is the more traditional energy producing resource, to nuclear, which is considered the more modern energy resource. The laboratory demonstrates the amount of material needed, the wastes produced and potential effects from a catastrophe. Introduction According to the United States Department of Energy (2013), coal is the most plentiful fuel in the fossil…

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    Coal is a typical resource all around the globe. It assumes an extremely significant part in giving the force to be reckoned with and giving a great amount of individuals employment. Be that as it may, the fundamental question we ought to ask, regardless of its uses, is if coal is practical or not? As indicated by a report from Moody, " it is keeping up its stable close term viewpoint for the U.S. coal industry." This quote implies that despite the fact that coal is as of now on a positive…

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