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    Coal is used around the world as one of the most popular energy sources. It is used in multiple different ways such as, most of the energy used in the United States and used in large quantities in factories to run machines (.orrg). Though coal is used in everyday life without even being known most of the time, it doesn’t mean that it will always be around. Coal is known are a nonrenewable source, which an energy source that once it is depleted it will take thousands of years to rebuild because…

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    Fracking Pros And Cons

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    Many sandstones, limestones and shales far below ground contain natural gas. When the rocks are drilled this gas is released and can be captured at the surface to be used (source A). To increase the flow of released gas, the rocks can be broken apart, or fractured. Fracking has led to many controversial opinions because critics say the process carries many risks but some say there are many benefits to fracking. Some of the benefits include that there is enough fossil fuels in bedrock shale…

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    Disadvantages Of Fracking

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    other countries don’t use it because they don’t need it, we are finding lots of oil in shale, but its too dense and hard to extract that oil out of without breaking it up first. Fracking means to use liquid to break apart fissures and extract oil and gas through the gaps, and hydraulic means to be using and moving fluid under pressure. They have reinvented portions of the process of how we go about drilling with horizontal drilling, but the process of starting a hole is a lot like poking a…

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    Methane gas has a GWP of 20, over a 100 year period, meaning that for every pound of methane gas that is released into the atmosphere, it contributes as much as 20 pounds of CO2 into the atmosphere. Methane is an extremely potent gas, and can trap up to 86 times as much heat from CO2. Even if the emissions of methane were to reduces to zero, greenhouse gas emissions will not decrease substantially, and delaying the release of renewable…

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    Range Hoods

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    The kitchen is an essential part of a household in which stoves are used to carry out cooking activities. Cooking produces pollutant emissions, which directly impacts the indoor air quality. A large number of pollutants are produced in a short period of cooking time. It is best to remove these pollutants immediately at the time of cooking, and range hoods are currently the best solution. However, this solution is only good if its capture efficiency is good and therefore it is critical to know…

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    Fracking Risks

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    drilling techniques necessary so that later they can move on to the fracking, this causes the normal drilling risk to add up to the usual risks of a hydrocarbon sounding, the specifics of diverted soundings are joined. These are risks of explosion, gas leaks, sulfuric acid leaks (very toxic in low concentrations), and formation collapses on the pipeline. The last one is much more common in the case of deviated probes such as those made in this case. Recall that an average of 6-8 wells per…

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    Gasland Documentary

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    Hydraulic fracturing is basically drilling into large shale fields, coal bed seams, tight sands containing gas deposits that have been trapped in the rock. Hydraulic fracturing requires fracking fluids, which are chemical cocktails consisting of five hundred ninety-six chemicals, some of which chemicals are neurotoxins and carcinogens. This process also includes…

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    Methane Research Paper

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    Methane gas is colorless and odorless and therefore, has no taste. The gas is natural and can be found everywhere. Methane gas is made up of five molecule components, four hydrogen molecules and one carbon molecule. This gas is created by years of decomposing fossils. It is also created in landfills. When certain products begin to decompose in landfills the prosses develops with methane producing bacteria. As the bacteria decomposes the trash than it releases methane into the earth. When…

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    going to get a glass of water out of the faucet and it comes out black or not at all. In the movie “Gasland”, a fracking site(s) has leaked into many different homes water sources. These families now have to get water trucked to their house because gas has leaked into their water. They were able to take lighters to their faucets and ignite the water into flames. How would this make you feel that even your home water was contaminated? Fracking affects not only your home water source, but…

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    Fracking In Canada

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    this natural resource with the proper permits and if regulations are followed. (Olive, 2016). Within the province of British Columbia alone, back in 2013, over seven billion liters of water was used for fracking (Tracking Hotspots, 2014),…

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