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    According to Renewable Energy for America, in 2011 wind turbines generated enough electricity to power 11 million homes and 3,464 new turbines were built. The article also states that wind turbines are able to pay for themselves after three to six months in a windy environment. Turbine farms usually consist of about 100 turbines and creates an average of 250 megawatts (MW). To put this in perspective, it takes less than 10kW for residential energy supply. Additionally, wind energy produces no…

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    In this new era of 21th century, our world is surrounded by energy even our eating foods also having energy which is chemical energy. In physics, energy is defined as a property of objects which can be transferred to other objects or be converted into many different forms (encyclopedia 2016). Energy can be differentiated into two groups which is renewable energy and non-renewable energy. Renewable energy group is defined as the group of energy which can be replenished naturally in a short period…

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    In the case of Udham Singh Nagar the attempt is to identify whether as said by Jonathan Fox, the state does two contradictory tasks, to facilitate capital accumulation with least amount of political legitimacy. With these changes in land ownership by accumulation there has been sharp rise in changes in land uses, directly affecting the socio-economic relationships and political interests in the area. Emerging from the changes are questions on the strategic framework on policy, land regulation,…

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    Fiji Climate Change

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    to 26°C (79°F) range all year round, Fiji is very tropical. Southeast trade winds from March to November bring dry weather and the rainy season runs from December to April. Natural resources include timber, fish, gold, copper, offshore oil, and hydropower. Fiji experienced a period of rapid growth in the 1960s and 1970s but stagnated in the 1980s. Sugar exports and a growing tourist industry are the major sources of foreign exchange. Sugar cane processing makes up one third of industrial…

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    engineers used a system of pouring concrete into individual blocks and then cooling with river water to make them hard. The dam was build block by block over five years. While the dam was being built, the powerplant was also built to produce the hydropower which was suppose to pay for the construction costs over time. Once finished the workers used over 6 million cubic yards of concrete and millions of pounds of steel. The final block of concrete was put into place at 726 feet above the…

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    You have two choices, they are Trump or Hillary. You might be thinking neither one might be a good choice but they are your only options. The better choice would be democrat Hillary Clinton as president. Her views on economy, climate change, and Immigration are better, and can help America be better. Hillary has a potential plan for our economy, and Kimberly Amadeo talks about it in her article “HIllary Clinton’s Economic plan”. As Amadeo states, “Hillary Clinton’s 2016 economic plan focuses on…

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    Water is one of the most essential things to man. We need it to survive and to prosper. Without water, literally everything would die. That’s why it is getting kind of crazy over in California with the drought that has been going on for the past how many years. Citizens of California are getting anxious and waiting for the rain to start falling. They are having troubles with crops and habitats being dry of any water. Scientists are trying to figure out how long this has been going on and how…

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    I.ROOT CAUSE OF THE CONFLICT The Government did not implement the Panglong Agreement, that will grant Kachin people the full autonomy in the Kachin State.They’re discontented in ethnic discrimination, inequality and they felt neglected by the central government of Myanmar.It has been the cause of the conflict that started in 1960’s. II.CRITICAL RECENT DEVELOPMENT On February 12, 1947, the Panglong agreement was signed by Chin, Shan and Kachin representatives…

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    The value of the invasive Water hyacinth classifies as both detrimental and beneficial. The authors of The Jepson Manual, Vascular Plants of California describe the invasive plant as “Perhaps the world’s most troublesome aquatic weed.” The despised notions come from the fact that the aquatic weed increases its capacity to spread in water; peculiarly when the plant distances from its natural enemies in South America. The Water hyacinth growth appears as an island in freshwater bodies, or as a mat…

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    Running Head: THE MEKONG REGION The Mekong Region Phone Myat Khine, Mersaydies Rudolph, Pattida Sisukkham, Lin Wai Phyo Webster University Thailand Campus Introduction Mekong is known as one of the greatest rivers of the world, which regarding as the fourth most important river in Asia (Olivares, 2014). As it crosses the countries of Southeast Asia, it first starts from 5,000 meters altitude in the Tibetan Plateau and crossing China, Burma, Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia, ending in…

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