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    The United States of America spends more than $200,000 per minute on foreign oil -- $13 million per hour(NRDC). America 's dependence on oil is a threat to its national security and economy. Growing demand and shrinking domestic production means America is importing more and more oil each year to fill its ever growing need for fuel. The United States needs to use new alternative energy sources to to prevent the spending of millions more on foreign oil. Renewable sources such as wind, solar,…

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    adrenaline is overpowering and clouds a man’s judgement then people are dangerous to themselves and to others. Lawrence Badash, a renowned, deceased professor of the University of California, Santa Barbara, a man who wrote,” American Physicists, Nuclear Weapons in World War II, and Social Responsibility” states that the scientist in the Manhattan Project created the most destructive weapon in history. However, they did so to stop the tyranny of Adolf Hitler and to stop him from enslaving mankind…

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    Nationalism is a big difference that many can see throughout different war based writings. Soldiers that are seen fighting for their country can be represented as prideful or questionable on their nationalism for their country due to specific circumstances. Pride is one thing a reader can find in Chris Kyle’s, American Sniper. Kyle explains his pride by saying, “I’ve lived the literal meaning of the “land of the free” and “home of the brave.” It’s not corny for me. I feel it in my heart. I feel…

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    Big Time Reflection

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    The book “The Big Time” was written by Tim Green centered towards a younger audience and written as a sports fiction book. The protagonist, Troy, a young football standout who’s life is absorbed in football, in the most basic level, and even on the most extreme level in the NFL. He has a mind unlike any other kid his age or adult for that matter. He has the ability to read the offensive patterns set during a game before the play even begins. As he examines the formation and he sees how the…

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    Fallout 4 Analysis

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    preeminent futurist once remarked “Nuclear war is such an emotional subject that many people see the weapons themselves as the common enemy of humanity.” Through this quote Kahn portrays an underlying theme of fear of destruction caused by The Cold War. The Cold War was a multi-decade long conflict between the U.S and USSR. To show their superiority both sides showed power through a nuclear arms race. Humanity evoked a tense attitude because of the probability of a nuclear war was possible which…

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    neutrons Also photons (in those structure about gamma rays) Furthermore discharges a huge add up from claiming vitality. Atomic combination will be a atomic response for which two or All the more nuclear cores impact at a secondary velocity Also join to structure another kind from claiming nuclear core. Those vitality that those sun emits under space may be generated by atomic response that happen clinched alongside its center because of those impact for hydrogen cores and the structuring…

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    Solar-Thermal and Wind-Offshore electric generating technology will be about 2.5-3.5 times more than Advanced Nuclear. (“Annual Energy Outlook 2015.”) So, for the period of time needed for new generation resources to be able to produce the significant part of electricity, nuclear power is still the cheapest and safest for the people and for the…

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    1) Site/Situation History & Background (Fort MacMurray, Alberta) Nuclear power is a clean fuel, which results in little waste. In comparison with the traditional way of power generation, nuclear power is low-emission and high-efficiency in addition to being a carbon-free method of generating electricity. In this assessment, we are trying to figure out the contaminant sources of the nuclear power plant. The biggest threat for human’s health is the radioactivity of the chemicals which are being…

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    issue that America only had two Atomic bombs at the time and although there were more in production they certainly were not anywhere near being done. So if they were to drop the bomb on an uninhabited island they would be expending 50% of America’s nuclear arsenal. Additionally there was not a strong understanding of the weapon yet and many were unsure if it would even work properly. So the issue of what would happen if it was a dud became a big concern, especially since it could inspire the…

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    Phase Three is centered on becoming more energy efficiency and increasing the use of solar energy so that the increasing population will have adequate energy supplies should non-renewable energy sources become depleted. Energy efficiency can be improved by setting stricter guidelines for energy use for corporations and local businesses. These guidelines should be well enforced. Being energy efficient saves money spent on energy costs, and reduces pollution emissions. Additionally, solar panels…

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