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    Feed In Tariffs

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    The United States of America’s dependence on fossil fuels is detrimental to the future of our magnificent Nation. The only way to repair the damage we have caused, and our currently causing, to our environment is to position renewable energy in our system in such a way that it soon dominates the power grids across America, ceasing our addiction to fossil fuels. The policy option that will successfully enable this switch is feed-in tariffs. According to KEMA, Inc., an energy consultant that…

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    in Chernobyl or Fukushima to happen at a fusion power plant. Other methods of acquiring energy like burning coal, natural gas, or petroleum create a substantial amount of smog, acid rain, and toxic air pollution. The continuous burning of these fossil fuels is leading the earth into an accelerated global warming cycle and pushing many species into extinction along with us if we are not careful. A large coal-burning plant on average every year produces 11 million tons of carbon dioxide while…

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    A temperature increase of one degrees does not sound harmful but yet it has caused many natural disasters such as droughts and major storms like floods, tsunamis, and unexpected tornados. Fossil fuels, deforestation, and electrical power plants are some factors that have caused this global crisis. Fossil fuels, deforestation, and electrical power plants release harmful chemicals such as carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Releasing these dangerous chemicals into the atmosphere causes the ozone…

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    What better way to power our beautifully diverse earth than with the sources naturally given to us? “New energy sources are more efficient than the old ones. And because no fossil fuels will have to be purchased or burned, consumer costs will be similar to what they are today, and the state would eliminate a huge portion of its carbon dioxide emissions” (Fischetti, 2013). If every state in the United States adopted this procedure…

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    researchers could investigate and find an alternative to power the planet without harming the environment or the economy. Currently the main supply of energy on which vehicles, buildings, televisions and anything that runs on electricity depends on fossil fuels. Nearly all vehicles run on gasoline, if gasoline was to end how…

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    Technology, Moodbidri, India 2Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Christ University, Bengaluru, India Abstract The modern scenario reveals that the world is facing energy crisis due to dwindling source of fossil fuels. Biodiesel which is an alternate fuel, is produced from virgin or used vegetable oils, both edible and non-edible. Without any further changes it can be used in compression-ignition (diesel) engines. There is a big demand to produce bio diesel in India…

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    Global Weirdness Summary

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    time to change. The final “Can we avoid the risks of climate change” explores the options in which less fossil fuels are emitted, and more recyclable material is utilized, and gives us other alternative for sources of energy from wind to geothermal to geo-engineering. The costs for their alternative energy sources does tend to be an issue for some consumers, but if we were to increase fossil fuel prices and in turn make cheapest option the alternative, then more people would…

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    Cons Of Global Warming

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    Global Warming is the increase of earth’s average surface temperature and its oceans due to greenhouse gases released as people burn fossil fuels. These greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, this is an appositive phrase – it acts as a noun to specify green house gasses, and it must be set apart with commas. absorb heat that would otherwise bounce off the Earth’s surface. In the past two decades, when your sentence starts with a prepositional phrase that is more than four words,…

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    advanced technologies to reduce energy use.In Rizhao,China, they do not use fossil fuel completely, some streetlights, water heating and cooking devices are used through solar-powered. At the same time, some cities through building green house and reducing vehicle emission to deal with climate change. UNDP (2012, p.120) notes that cities are beginning to use low-pollution fuels and biofuels instead of emission-intensive fossil fuels.those method not only to decrease the air pollution but also to…

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    a better source of energy than Geothermal for meeting Canada’s energy needs in the 21st century? Biomass is biological material obtained from living or recently living (dead) plant or animal matter such as trees or waste that can be processed into fuel and heat. While geothermal energy is produced by obtaining the heat from the earth’s core but currently has no developed sites in Canada. We believe that biomass is a better energy source than geothermal power for meeting Canada’s demand in the…

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