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    However, minnows have also been accidentally introduced in a large number of lakes together with stocked hatchery-reared brown trout (Borgstrøm 1973; Lura and Kålås 1994). Brown trout stocking has been routinely done especially in lakes modified as hydropower reservoirs, in order to compensate for reduced natural…

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    There are seven billion people in the world using fuels. Most of the fuel used today comes from fossil fuels. The Depletion of fossil fuels would be disastrous for the world; therefore, many people believe America should switch to solar energy, wind power, or hydroelectric energy. There are disadvantages to switching entirely over to alternative energy such as harm to wildlife, both in the air and on the ground. Also, some health issues have been linked to using alternative energy. At this point…

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    as oil power. The traditional sources of energy are definitely environmentally unfriendly. Alternative energy has several other names such as clean energy, green energy, or renewable energy. Alternative energy includes geothermal power, biomass, hydropower, solar power, and wind…

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    Global Warming In China

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    started to use renewable energy sources, including hydropower, geothermal and solar energy, 1990. (9) Although the achievement was not shocking because coal combustion was still their main way to generate electricity, they were making progress. By 2010, Turkey has increased the amount of electrical energy production by an average of 8.4% annually. Nevertheless, around 25% of Turkey’s total electoral energy production is produced from hydropower.…

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    Environmental Flow Policies Environmental flows are the seasonally and annually varying water flows and levels that support ecosystems and human livelihoods while providing for other uses such as hydropower, irrigation, and water supply. Many governments and river-management agencies around the world have developed policies to protect environmental flows, and more are doing so all the time. Yet implementation of these policies remains weak. Policy change alone does not result in implementation…

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    In the modern era, progression is constantly occurring through every aspect of life. People are focused on the current time rather than the future. The current effects people have on the environment with machinery and careless behavior is constantly destroying the ozone for the future. The controversial topic of greenhouse gas emissions is disputed about the hindering economic effects. Many believe the economic strain is not worth a greater debt. Those who believe precautions should not be made…

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    conditions and geographical location. “Counting hydropower (197GW), biomass power (3.2GW), and grid-connected solar photovoltaic (PV) technologies (0.4GW), there was a total of 226 GW of renewable power capacity at the end of 2009, or approximately 30% of China’s total”(Eric), which means the generating capacity of clean energy is lower than that for fossil energy. What’s more, hydro energy is not as good as people usually think. The construction of hydropower project is changing natural…

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    not unlimited) economic growth.” Unlike most nations that depend on nonrenewable resources such as oil and coal, the East Asian nations have been progressing in their development of sustainable renewable sources of energy such as solar, wind, and hydropower, and as a result, the region’s economy has been stabilizing. Clifford Krauss’s China’s Hunger for Commodities Wanes, and Pain Spreads Among Producers, describes the global financial crisis of 2008 when the price of commodities crashed, and…

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    Siemens diversified efforts in alternative energy starting in the mid 1980s. Alternative-energy generation technologies remain a major priority within Siemens, with a primary emphasis on wind and solar application. However, Siemens has grown to become the second largest employer in Germany with 427,000 employees worldwide in 2009. The three main sectors are industry, energy, and health care. These three main sectors were divided into 15 divisions. These three main sectors together comprise…

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    Three well known sources of renewable energy are solar power, wind power, and hydropower. Solar power uses the energy from the sun to power homes and residences. Solar panels absorb the sun’s rays and transfer this heat into electricity through photovoltaic cells. The cost of making these solar panels has gone down quite a bit since…

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