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    nation will help the U.S. reduce the amount of money spent on buying and transporting oil into the United States. Especially since fossil fuels are limited resources, they will only be available a little while longer because we are using them for cars and energy . Using more electric and hybrid cars as a country will reduce our dependence on foreign oil and fossil fuels. Electric cars and hybrid cars also produce less noise pollution. Most cars use Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs)…

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    Diagram of the Oxy-Fuel Method Theoretically, The Post-Combustion process is the best option as it can be applied to any power plant that is burning any carbon based fuel; therefore, it could be retrofitted to any existing power plants without interrupting the manufacturing process or add extra cost to adjust the production line. Pre-Combustion and Oxy-Fuel both alter the fuel before manufacturing it, so it adds extra cost to the process; however, both, Pre-Combustion and Oxy-Fuel are more…

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    Coal and other fossil fuels were the main source of energy in factories across the globe which in turn meant that air pollution was on the rise. Burning of coal releases smog and cancerous particles into the air and further damages the ozone layer. The ozone layer protects the earth from the sun’s harmful rays, any damage to this layer allows the sun’s light to increasingly break through and increase the earth’s temperature. Furthermore, all fossil fuels have this effect…coal, oil and…

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    word “speech” or “essay” you think this is going to be very boring. Don’t worry it’s not boring, unless you don’t like speeches or essays. Ok so time we face the fact that we can depend on fossil fuels any longer and that we need something else. I believe that wave power should be the main replacement of fossil fuels. Wave power is an unbelievable new source of clean, reusable energy. First off, waves are made when “wind blows against the surface of the sea and creates waves that are packed with…

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    producing or have produced natural gas domestic natural gas supplies are abundant, 2.1 million mile underground natural gas delivery system has an outstanding safety record. Solar is a renewable resource solar energy can help off-set fossil fuel use for heating and electricity; exploration camps and lodges, off-grid solar systems working with diesel or gas generators and battery storage are the most cost-effective alternative available to provide reliable electricity. NWT has…

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    depleting resources. The image shows multiple resources like the Amazon rainforest, coal, gas, and multiple minerals. The image then list different key years and evaluates what resources will be left. As you can see according to the data, by 2062 most fossil fuels are expected to run out along with many important minerals. And by 2087 a huge majority of the world’s rainforest like the Amazon will be exhausted. The data disproves Sagoffs main claim that the world is not running out of resource’s.…

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    Carbon Chain Hypothesis

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    It was hypothesised that the longer the carbon chain of an alcohol the more energy output would be released and a longer flame length will be produced due to the extra carbon-carbon and carbon-hydrogen bonds. As the wick length increases so does the flame length and therefore more energy output will be produced. The data collected throughout the course of the three experiments partially supports the hypotheses. However, the results gathered when testing how the length of the carbon chain affects…

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    Fracking Research Paper

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    on all the time. Coal and petroleum are what produce the fossil fuels which allow us to live our life as we are used to it. These fossil fuels are however a limited resource. They do not reproduce at the rate we are consuming them - and they won’t for many millions of years. Renewable energy, sadly, is an expensive alternative and only 14% of the energy the US consumes is renewable. What if there was a way to gain access to more fossil fuels to give the world more time to adapt to its new…

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    There are millions of different resources on the planet in many different forms. Some are simple compounds like carbon dioxide and water and others are fossil fuels, land, and even organisms themselves. Each organism is highly dependent on a certain set resources and could not live without them and each of these sets of resources is overlapping and interdependent on one another. The organisms that use these resources--specifically humans--must be careful in the way that they use them so that…

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    to decrease monthly bills, the excessive costs of installation discourages potential investors. Besides the obviously inflated costs, renewable energy is also notoriously inefficient, which is one of the primary reasons why people still rely on fossil fuels. If clouds block out the sun, then solar panels drop in efficiency , if the wind dies down, then wind turbines become incredibly useless, and if warm water reservoirs suddenly become cold, geothermal energy ceases to be of any use. If a…

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