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    revenues and profits. The energy sector earned 33 percent of the overall company revenues, but 42 percent of the profits. The energy sector was subdivided into five divisions, including fossil power generation, renewable…

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    What Is Wind Energy?

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    fields throughout the mid United States where the grasslands are windy enough to generate steady amounts of power. Wind turbines can produce on average 6 million kWh in a year (Division). Wind energy is one of the safest sources of energy you can find. Turbines do not produce emissions that pollute the air or give off greenhouse gasses that attribute to global warming, whereas power plants rely on the combustion of fossil fuels to produce energy (Povey). Wind energy will also help to stop acid…

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    In the city of Yatsushiro the fires, power outages occurred in many cities. The region gains more rescue teams and military units, who are looking for people under the rubble of buildings and help those left homeless. There have also been many reports of people blocked under the debris of buildings…

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    problem of greenhouse gases are introduced and because of this, nuclear power has been suggested as an alternative (USA Today Magazine, 2005). Greenhouse gases, which includes CO2 emissions, have a direct correlation with the increase of…

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    alarmingly fast rate, many countries are looking for a better source for energy needs. Some countries are turning towards wind power, solar power, and water power, but these sources are not producing the needed amount of energy to sustain large populations. A more proficient energy source that several countries have started investing in is nuclear power. Nuclear power is not a brand-new source of energy, it has been around for over 50 years and has been proven sustainable as shown by several…

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    energy potential is India’s key strength. India can build up on the same specifically in its remote and rural areas where there is no or limited availability of electricity. Even if country’s barren lands and deserts can be transformed to generate power from solar energy, it could mark the beginning of the end of India’s problem where around 300 million of its people have no reliable access to electricity. Developing solar manufacturing shall also enhance job opportunities in India. On the…

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    to find a new energy source. Nuclear energy is often seen as dangerous, with its opponents warning of possible apocalyptic explosions and Chernobyl-esque radiation poisoning. This interpretation, however, is terribly flawed. Nuclear energy is much safer and cleaner than the current alternatives such as coal or natural gas, and is more economically feasible and efficient than the “green” options, such as wind, solar, and hydroelectric power. Despite the positives, nuclear energy has serious…

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    ecosystem. The population of free grazing animals has been reduced over the years due to domestication. This makes the moderately humid environments that are already enriched with plant life less competitive, leaving the more arid regions’ vegetation to die from lack of biodiversity and of enriched soil from trampled plants, dung and urine. Approaching this situation as a solution for climate change is less economically and technologically complex than approaching climate change in terms of…

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    Solar power harnesses the energy of the sun’s rays to generate electricity that is considered environmentally friendly, or “green,” due to the almost nonexistent emission of CO2 throughout the process. The electricity produced by solar farms can then be added to the grid and distributed to consumers. Using renewable resources such as solar power to create electricity provides an alternative and helps decrease our need for fossil fuels. Despite the seemingly positive outcomes of using solar…

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    2016 the Hazelwood Power Station, which produced brown coal in the Latrobe Valley, announced the entire plant would close at the end of March 2017. After supplying electricity to Victoria for over 50 years, the plant’s owners Engie argued that it was no longer economically viable to continue to run one of Australia’s most ‘dirty’ power plants, thus laying off almost 1,000 jobs. Engie states that the growing pressure for renewable energy was the main factor for the closure of the plant.…

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