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    Demography In China

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    thousands die in China from year to year, and there is only one major contributor involved, air pollution (uscc.gov). Over years, the hazardous air quality caused mainly by China 's industrialization and economy growth, has created many problems for the population 's health and environment. Delving into the history and demography first, this paper will cover one of China 's biggest problems. The history and demography of China is really diverse and interesting. The area of China is divided…

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    environment in the future because it releases virtually no emissions that create greenhouse gases. The EPA states that Renewable energy includes solar, wind, hydroelectric, and geothermal: including “generating renewable energy on-site, purchasing green power through renewable energy certificates and purchasing renewable energy from an electric utility”.[1] Renewable energy is often thought of as too expensive and ineffective but in reality that is not true. Renewable energy will be very…

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    “King Coal: Reigning in China” by George Will, Will uses several uses several different appeals of logos. Mainly, Will uses statistics to prove his point, such as “Half of the 6 billion tons of coal burned globally each year is burned in China.” Furthermore, Will pulls in outside sources in his articles, quoting The Times, a quote from a spokesman for the Sierra Club, and the Atlantic. In addition, he explains how China is a net exporter and importer of coal, since several of China’s coal…

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    option for the safety of others is to make him stop by using coercion. I also think it would be a good idea to involve other states to help influence Pyongyang’s irrational behavior “geopolitical consideration also required the United States to bring China, Japan, South Korea, and Russia. These partners would enhance strength of coercive measures and inducements.”10 It is important that when the sanctions are imposed relatively quickly so it more likely to be successful and for future threats to…

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    Fossil fuels are a critical component in the functioning of our society. These resources are staples in maintaining the energized life styles that people have become used to. Fossil fuels are sources of energy derived from animal and plant remains from more than 300 million years ago (U.S. Department of Energy 2013). These remains were then coated with combinations of clay and rock called sediment (Energy Quest 2012). Sedimentary rock effectively protected the hydrocarbons in fossil fuels…

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    Coal And Water Pollution

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    floating around in the atmosphere. A recent study shows that pollutants less than 10 microns in diameter are in correlation with people dying of lung and heart diseases. Even today things like coal are being burned for their precious energy content mainly to produce the electricity we so fervently need. Coal which causes a lot of pollution is also used to refine what we use today like gasoline and metals. Although…

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    The Industrial Revolution pioneered a new age of technology, making coal the primary source of power for the developing world. Coal is a combustible fossil fuel that is extracted by surface and underground mining mainly located in the United States, China, and Australia. The coal mining industry is thought of as a crucial part in the world’s job economy. And that without it we would not advance as a society due to coal mining originally driving advancements in the world.Despite allowing some of…

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    because it did not produce weapon grade material as a byproduct, something DOE was looking for at the time. That would be considered an advantage today. LFTR reactor cores are not pressurized. Any increase in temperature results in a reduction in power, thus eliminating the problematic runaway meltdown scenario. If the fluid should get too hot, a salt plug at the bottom of the tank simply melts dumping the entire mess into a storage vessel directly below the…

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    energy needs entirely with wind, water, and solar power.” Delucchi, Mark A. and Mark Z. Jacobson explain, “In a world powered entirely by wind, water, and sunshine, energy could be delivered as reliably as it is today, but at a lower cost than in a business usual world”. (30). Wind energy is superior to fossil fuels like coal because coal has to come from a mine. In that mine the company owners have to pay many workers to go in and get the coal, then have to pay to ship it by truck or train to…

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    Automobile Dichotomy

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    take the place of fossil fuels and power our cars with no harm done to the planet, but research has proven otherwise. As it stands today, the United State’s auto giant General Motors, is third in production of electric and hybrid vehicles, with newcomer to the road Tesla, in fifth place. The number one selling electric vehicle is produced by Japan/France owned Nissan-Renault. (Schaal, 2016). As the major car companies are forging ahead with grand plans…

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