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    Global Warming is a dilemma that has been problem for many years. A gradual increase in average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere and its oceans, a change that is believed to be permanently changing the Earth’s climate (). In addition, deforestation has become a problem due to the business trying to construct buildings or new cities. Deforestation is clearing Earth 's forests on a massive scale, often resulting in damage to the quality of the land (). These two issues go hand-in-hand harming…

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    affluence may be related closely to more efficient use of a wider variety of energy sources as it is to total energy consumption now. Our country South Africa, like all other countries is more reliant on fossil fuels (coal, oil and gas). Approximately 89% of South African energy supply is from fossil…

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    Humans have been able to find ways to completely deplete the Earth of its resources. That comes in the forms of extracting fossil fuels from the Earth and using for just about anything that requires gasoline. The industry is finding more innovative ways to extract these same fossil fuels from the Earth. One of these new ways is Hydraulic Fracturing; also known as Fracking. Unfortunately, Fracking is the cause of many different health problems and extensive environmental issues. So, you may be…

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    existence, then the conversion of natural gas to liquid gas is not the answer for the future that you want for the America of tomorrow. So far, LNG plants seem to be the energy source that will bring a solution to the global warming disasters that fossil fuels have caused to the ozone layer, but the process of liquefying natural gas to an energy source is an intensive process. Brownsville is a city where it gets most of its profits out of tourism and the beach. Building an LNG plant will slowly…

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    It can lower energy costs, create new jobs, promote economic development and of course they are emissions-free. The current fuel sources come with many limitations and negative effects. They are high in cost that are becoming higher, resources (oil and coal) are becoming limited, and carbon based fuels are adding to global warming. According to “Benefits of Alternative Energies”, renewable energy technologies have little impact on water resources, do not discharge…

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    There are many things that are a cause of climate change, but many of them are activities that can be stopped by just human consideration and effort. Burning fossil fuels is a major contributor for climate change. Cooking, an almost routinely event in most people’s lives, although what you may not know is that many people from multiple under developed countries are using many old stoves, often fueled by cow dung…

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    Year by year the world 's electricity needs increase. All of this electricity has to be provided some way; unfortunately, our world has become reliant on unclean energy sources, such as coal. With the effects of climate change becoming more and more prevalent it is important that the worlds electricity sources need to be reconsidered. Renewable energy technology has advanced greatly and costs have greatly decreased. On the other hand, non-renewable sources are being depleted and costs rising,…

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    by Shere (2012). As described by Shere (2012), the water heater that will be utilized is a tank-less unit that will use the stored energy from the solar panels to heat water on demand. All farm machinery on the farm will run on diesel fuel, which is much more fuel efficient than gasoline engines (Cole 2014; Equine Guelph 2016). An industrial tractor will be used to bring hay in off the fields and store the bales in the storage building. For moving hay bales and bedding from storage, as well as…

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    In the novel “The Sixth Extinction” by Elizabeth Kolbert, humans are destroying the world by burning fossil fuels, polluting oceans, rivers, lakes, and the air but, is it really the individuals human 's fault or is it corporations caring too much of profit that they will do anything to make an extra pennie? How many times have you heard about oil spills? Personally I have lost count of the ever increasing number of oil spills. Deforestation is also caused caused by corporate greed acording to…

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    What connects this to human activity is the fact that in the past 100 years many factories have been built emitting carbon (Harvey 1) , but most of all the burning of fossil fuels has emitted an enormous amount of carbon-ten million metric tons(Bringham 25) in the atmosphere! Every car, train, plane, house heating system uses fossil fuels for energy but also emits carbon in the atmosphere. At…

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