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    seventy percent water, but the dilemma we face is that only 2.5 percent is drinkable. (UM 2006) Then with there being 7 billion individuals a lot of fossil fuels are being exposed into our air quality. Fossil fuels are the primary cause of this with the making of carbon dioxide. We produce fifty seven percent of carbon dioxide through fossil fuels (EPA 1). By the happening of this, it is resulting in pollution, which puts more strain on this earth in our air,water and land. Chemicals have…

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    needed; if this organic material happens to be crops, then land will be needed (Ibid). This land will have to cleared and plowed in order to be suitable for growing. Clearing and plowing of the land will be done with machines that more than likely use fuel sources with high emissions. Also, trees may be cut down in order to clear the land. Thus, oxygen levels are lowered and carbon dioxide levels will rise. Back to the crops, more crops means more fertilizer. More fertilizer not only means…

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    Gasoline and Diesel fuels Gasoline and diesel fuels are one of those products that majority of the working class requires in the daily basis to conduct their regular daily activities. From taking their kids to daycare, or dropping the kids to school or simply driving to work. The demand for gasoline and diesel fuels is all around us. The driving fuel for our public transportation, Gasoline and diesel fuels prices are constantly adjusting to the supply and demand equilibrium. There many factors…

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    We as humans are expending our fossil fuels at an alarming rate. By 2088 we will have completely run out of options for using fossil fuels for electricity (The End of Fossil Fuels). As the resources slowly diminish, people are looking for an alternative source to create electricity for both heat and light. This seems to be particularly true in the United States, where the government wants to not rely on the petroleum from countries in the Middle East. The idea is good, however the focus is less…

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    useless mass of rusted junk. This lesson was hammered into my brain by my mother 's father, my boat-building grandfather. Fuel costs were a direct function of my ambition and willingness to break a sweat. I was just twelve years old and short of crossing the rubicon into teenage life when my lifelong addiction to aromatic fuels began. The model airplanes I flew before my discovery of fuel were powered by rubber band motors wound into a quivering string of knots which turned a plastic,…

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    Nuclear fuel or coal seam gas? In this work two different possible sources which can be used for electricity generation i.e., nuclear fuel and coal seam gas are compared. Starting with coal seam gas, technical, economical, environmental, and health related aspects of each source is discussed. Finally, a recommendation is made based on the ethical, environmental and economical assessment of each possible source of energy. “Dewatering” is the main part of extracting CSG which means pumping out…

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    Laura Turner the author of the article, “How Twitter Fuels Anxiety,” main argument is that twitter creates a lot of anxiety, “And as a lifelong sufferer of anxiety, using Twitter is also making my anxiety worse” (Turner 1). Turner uses anecdotes, pathos, logos and uses profound quotations from other researchers to make her argument strong. Turner uses her experience and knowledge about twitter to show to the audience how twitter can be dangerous to people who already have anxiety. Turner surveys…

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    The Super Bowl is top dollar. In the section of the article entitled “Tech Booms Fuels Homeless”, the homeless people in San Francisco are being evacuated where Super Bowl City will be held at. San Francisco doesn’t want to be the eighth-worst homeless rate in the nation, they want to be known as the city that thrives with tourists and has no homeless people. An article published by Alison Vekshin from Bloomberg News, “San Francisco nudges homeless away from Super Bowl fan village”, tells us how…

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    machines. As time passed, different sources of energy began to appear and help current industries become what they are today. Although many sources of energy have been discovered by the U.S., they have chosen the use of fossil fuels as their main source of energy. Fossil fuels have been used to provide power for combustion engines,…

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    present work is aimed at the improvement of performance, combustion and emission characteristics of a rice bran biodiesel-biogas run dual fuel diesel engine through adjustment of compression ratio (CR), and injection timing (IT) of pilot fuel. For experimentation, a single cylinder, direct injection, variable compression ratio diesel engine is converted into a dual fuel diesel engine by connecting a venturi gas mixer at the inlet manifold. A set of combinations comprising of CRs of 17, 17.5 and…

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