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    Most wells are drilled straight down vertically to a determined depth to locate fossil fuels. The bottom of a well is not an open void filled with crude oil and natural gas that can easily be sucked out, like drinking water from a glass through a straw. The bottom of a well would terminate into a rock layer called a shale bed. Oil…

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    of nuclear, 40% the cost of fossil fuel, and 25% the cost of using natural gas,”. If one takes in to consideration that the Hoover Dam produces averagely 4.2 billion kilowatt hours, it acquires a lot of money. More than that though, although it is pricey to construct a hydropower plant, it pays…

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    In the late 1890’s, electric vehicles were first invented. This included electric carriages and wagons. Later in the early 1900’s, Detroit Electric became the most successful electric car company in the U.S. Electric cars have been around for a while even if they seem like recent technology. Electric cars and hybrid cars have become a great alternative to fuel guzzlers. They produce little to no carbon emissions when running, which is good for the environment. There are many types of electric…

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    Pros And Cons Of Biofuels

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    these fuels as it is expected that by 2088 we will have run out of all of our fossil fuels (Ecotricity, 2016). There are however various pros and cons that derive from the biofuels in comparison to the fossil fuels. I am firstly going to discuss the environmental factors of the by-products of the biofuels as well as the removal and disposal of the waste of these fuels. One of the main advantages of biofuels over fossil fuels is that it produces less Carbon Dioxide…

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    Earth, which is a mass of protective gases which cling to our planet (West & Evers, 2015). The burning of fossil fuels cause pollution and the greenhouse gases to destroy Earth’s ozone layer. Fossil fuels are used to power cars and machinery among many other things humans use (Rowlands, 1991). The world primarily uses fossil fuels for power, and the hole in the ozone layer is attributed to fossil fuel use (Gonzalez & Lucky, 2013). The hole in the ozone layer could also be caused by Antarctica…

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    Donald Trump Insane Ideas

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    Would you like a president who has insane ideas to fix America, wants to raise your taxes for his own profit, does not care about global warming and wants to go “100%” back to fossil fuels, and wants riots? Do you know who this man is? His name is Donald Trump, the only remaining Republican nominee. Some people think he will “Make America Great Again,” but actually his ideas could destroy America. Some of them could possibly cause World War Three. Which in turn could cause destruction of many…

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    understand the dangerous future that 's to come. Through these numbers, McKibben explains that the fossil fuel industry is most to blame for global warming and that if we don 't figure out a way to limit the use of fossil fuels, it will be too late for the future of this planet. Although I agree with McKibben on two points, arguments against global warming tend to be economical and his claim that the fossil fuel industry is most to blame, I can not accept that his pessimism is rooted in a lack…

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    I. Introduction One of the most important issues within the field of environmental protection is the issue of discovering a way of properly regulating carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel burning power plants. Carbon dioxide is primarily produced as a byproduct of combustion of fossil fuels in power plants in order to provide heat to turn water into steam, that can drive the turbines that create electricity. According to the Environmental Protection Agency in 2012, humans produced 5,400…

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    Acid Rain Effects

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    Introduction Acid rain is a rain that contains a high concentration of pollutants, chiefly sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide, released into the atmosphere by the burning of fossil fuels such as coal or oil .It can have harmful effects on plants, aquatic animals and infrastructure, when the sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide, react with the water . The chemicals in acid rain can cause paint to peel, corrosion of steel structures such as bridges, and weathering of stone buildings and statues.…

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    Geothermal Energy Cons

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    Many people say that Renewable, and Alternative energies are going to be the only viable options for energy in the future. Others believe that these new types of fuels will only harm the planet more. This research paper will cover topics such as: what are the different types of Alternative/Renewable energy? What are the pros and cons of the different types of Alternative energy? Is it a long term solution? Geothermal, Hydroelectricity, Solar power, and Wind power are some of the more common…

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