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    diagnosed with childhood cancers that were rare. They wanted further and deeper examinations being done on the land near the Santa Susana Field Laboratory located in the hills above Simi Valley and the San Fernando Valley. This site had a partial nuclear meltdown in 1959 and the amount of radioactive substances that were released into the land and air were unknown. The site has not been cleaned up and the longer it takes to get cleaned up the more harm it causes the residents living…

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    Immigration is driven by various factors such as the increased population in the world (Bansak, Simpson and Zavodny). Such increase is further complemented by the introduction and growth of the modern technology that enables people to move from one place to another regardless of the distance between at a given time. Energy consumption, on the other hand, has been affected by the increasing demand for energy supply in daily activities such as transportation, cooking, entertainment, learning…

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    situated in one of the most idyllic portions of Virginia, we are far enough south from DC and far enough north from Richmond and just rural enough that our AQI is hovers typically around 20. Additionally, our power is supplied by one of the largest nuclear power plants in the US, the North Anna Power Station, so we experience none of the effects of the coal mining or burning that supplies much of the state's energy. In light of this, and because it interests me personally I have chosen to…

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    Manhattan Project Analysis

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    This project started after Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman, of Germany, discovered nuclear fission (Reed, 2011). Nuclear fission is the splitting of atomic nuclei with very precise calculations into plutonium or uranium. The United States did not want Germany to gain so much power from the bomb, so they raced for the creation of the first atomic bomb. Oppenheimer had the Los Alamos Laboratories built to hold his calculations of…

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    pounds of uranium reserves (Cameco, 2015). The uranium industry (specifically in Canada) is composed of firms that mine, refine and convert uranium ore into uranium dioxide and uranium hexafluoride both of which are used to produce fuel bundles for nuclear reactors across Canada (Natural Resources Canada, 2014). The Cameco Corporation is a key producer of this uranium not only in Canada but the world. Cameco’s Port Hope Conversion Facility (NPRI ID 1145) is the only Uranium conversion plant in…

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    Fossil Fuels Argument

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    Great Barrier Reef, we must recognize a cause for these issues. Many are quick to point fingers at fossil fuels, which are currently our main source of energy. These people demand a switch to alternative energy options, such as biofuels, solar, nuclear energy, and wind energy. Supporters of alternative energy believe that these new methods will solve many problems at once; New alternatives will be more sustainable and less destructive to our plant and boost our economy be create new job fields.…

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    The United States government runs under a system know as federalism, this is where the “checks and balances” comes from. The purpose of this is to prevent one branch of government from having to much power, for example the Executive branch can veto bills from the Legislative branch, although the Legislative branch can override the veto. This process has a purpose but has lead to more problems than it has fixed literally. Federalism prevents the formation…

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    Energy is one of the most fundamental thing in all kind of life on earth. It allows people to travel across the globe, it provides electricity to our homes, it is critical to almost all the basic human activities. This fact makes the energy sector one of the most important sectors that gives input to many other sectors (Bozkurt, 2010). As a matter of fact, electricity changes the way people live and see the world and without it everything would be different. Apart from that, economical…

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    harm to the atmosphere by polluting everything around it and to solve this problem scientists are working to build sustainable energy sources such as solar panels. Given unlimited resources researchers could investigate and find an alternative to power the planet without harming the environment or the economy. Currently the main supply of energy on which vehicles, buildings, televisions and anything that runs on electricity depends on fossil fuels. Nearly all vehicles run on gasoline, if…

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