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    Cotton Gin Research Paper

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    and steel as an alternative. The lumber as a fuel was no longer an option for fuel, therefore coal came into the picture. The Britain realized that the chemical known as ‘coke’, which is derived from coal was a very superior material for converting iron ore to iron and end with steel. In addition to this, the coal and iron industries in Great Britain were possible due to the country’s large supply of coal and iron ore. By the late 18th century, the growth in population and industry in Great…

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    East Pennsboro Case Study

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    An energy company wants to build a power plant in East Pennsboro Township. I believe making a power plant is a terrible idea, and I have many reasons. There is a huge environmental impact in power plants. Nuclear power plants run on uranium, and mining and refining uranium can be very hazardous. When the uranium is done being used, you can’t just get rid of it and put in the trash. It is very radioactive and toxic, so it will have to be exposed properly. A nuclear accident could occur, and could…

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    Finding a source of clean renewable energy at the lowest cost and lowest impact on the environment has become a very complex mission. Not only is the race for a renewable energy source dire to help save the planet, our current major power source, Coal is slowly but surely running out. As scientists look into new forms of power, Nuclear Energy has some aspects that are very alluring but consequences that I believe are far too great. “The Fukushima disaster in March 2011, and the Chernobyl…

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    Nuclear power makes up about 20% of the United States Electricity. Nuclear power wasn’t used until 1953. The idea came from World War II which used nuclear fission. Nuclear power is made by water being heated to create steam and that creates the power to split uranium atoms also using nuclear fission. Nuclear power has its advantages and also has it disadvantages but one in particular is dangerous. In March 2011 tragic struck Japan when a few reactors had become unstable and exploded. This being…

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    In now a day’s the global demand for the fossil fuels are rapidly increasing due to the high prices remains same in the gasoline. These all increase the concerns about the climate changes and alternatively increase in the oil based industry to prepare for the alternate biofuels. As we know the biofuels are the potential revenue source and we can control the climate change, weather conditions by using the replacement of gasoline in motor vehicles. Now people are using the corn based ethanol as…

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    Thailand Flood Case Study

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    the regions. The economical impacts of the two floods were colossal. Possibly the biggest economic impact in Australia coal, Program director of the Grattan Institute, Saul Eslake believes that $400 million dollars a week lost in the short term. The picture shows Australia’s coal production from May 09 to April 10. The major drop is from the 11th of December to March 11. The coal production went from 25,000,000 tones to under 15,000,000. Thailand also suffered economic impacts with the cost…

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    The Sydney Tar Ponds are located in Sydney, Nova Scotia, adjacent to nearly 30,000 people. The proximity, of what is one of Canada’s largest contaminated sites, to a highly populated community poses risks to human health and the environment. The extent of environmental impact included upward of 1 million tons of contaminated sediments and soil over an area of roughly 100 hectares (AECOM, 2013). The Sydney Tar Ponds include three remediation sites including the Coke Ovens Site, the North Pond,…

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    construction, a truck carrying uranium, a very dangerous substance, had caught fire. As a result, the truck emitted large amounts of smoke and dangerous chemicals into the site, resulting in a complete evacuation of all personnel and effectively halting all mining operations (H). Seeing that even a facility as advanced as the one in New Mexico is incapable of storing the dangerous and unstable substances produced by nuclear power, it’s no surprise that there isn’t a solution to the nuclear waste…

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    Our Company Description: Group 2 Unlimited LLC. Our product is one of the future and one that can save many young innocent lives. Our product “Child Sense”, is designed to keep the child at a comfortable temperature in a car in both hot and cool temperatures and alert local authorities for rescue in case the child is in danger. This device would start the car and its AC/Heater unit via remote start. It will also be accessed through an app on the phone to alert the authorities in case a situation…

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    that is almost completely renewable and its energy output far exceeds the energy required to start and maintain the reaction has been a focus for many years. Energies that are present today that involve burning things to produce electricity, such as coal, produce tons of pollution at a worldwide level. One of the newest energy sources being researched is a nuclear fusion reactor. This type of power generation has the ability to satisfy this search for a sustainable energy source with very little…

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