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    A lot of people receive her admiration for the robot when they look to him as he moved and danced and imitate and speak and many of us believed that the robot is able to control himself he works and gives the orders himself like a man, but in the fact that the robot is a set of business and orders programmed rights to him and a lot ask how so? There are a lot of programs through which we can communicate with the robot make it like walking steps forward and backward or make it delves into the…

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    Problems Of Fracking

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    Problems of fracking the Gas Introduction Fracking is needed for one of our most profitable resources which is gas. Gas helps us as people travel by putting gas in our car, eat by uses gas stoves, stay warm by uses gas heaters, and so on. Although fracking is benefiting us, there are claims that it is also harming us. The claim is that fracking put contaminants like methane in our water. According to Wikipedia, Methane is the simplest alkane, and is the main component of natural gas. “Methane…

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    Steam Engine To start with, the steam engine train can carry 7.5 ton. Some people thing the steam engine is light, but it weighs 400,000 pounds. But the steam engine has a long history! The steam engine impacts our everyday life, and makes society a better place. In my opinion the steam engine is better being it carries coal from point A to point B. All things considered, it was really a heat engine. It was also built in 1690 by Thomas Savery. It was meant to get water out of mines it was…

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    Pros And Cons Of Coal

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    Imagining a world without coal would be a devastating one because, the day that we lose access to coal, is the day we lack the ability to function as a nation properly. Coal is ultimately one of the most important energy sources. Coal has created a billion dollar industry that allows us to have access to several objects that we cannot find ourselves to live without. For example, people often wake up in the morning and brush their teeth because this is a common habit. The toothpaste that you use…

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    of these house humans, but the difference is only one has energy. Energy is fundamental to the way people live their lives. Where energy, and specifically electricity, are available and reliable, homes, businesses, and governments can thrive. But when energy is unreliable, families struggle, businesses go bankrupt, and governments turn to anarchy. Is energy the only difference between these two extremes? No, but few understand how much energy, or the lack thereof, can affect foreign policy and…

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    In the issue of fracking, using water and various chemicals to extract natural gas from the ground, many people support it on the basis that it makes the United States less dependent on foreign energy supplies, however, it destroys the environment around it, which leads to people disregarding it as a risk not worth pursuing. An editorial in the Toledo blade called ”Fracking’s Dangers,” explores the relationship between fracking and the increase in earthquakes within the past few decades. The…

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    The Industrial revolution in Britian was one that started in the 18th century. This was an important time for Britian because an industrial revolution would help change it into what we know of it today. Now why is it Britian that this is happening to. Why is this happening during the 18th century, and why not the 17th century or another time. It had first started or began its rise when coal was found close to the surface and deep below the ground around Britian. After 2 or 3 years Britian was…

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    is widely proclaimed as the new partner of renewable energy. A supposedly “clean” energy, natural gas, has been used to power trucks and heat homes. Inexpensive natural gas is transforming the way our energy is harnessed. With increasingly better technology, many forms of alternative energy are being supplied. Hydraulic fracturing to obtain energy is one such field that has been explored in the last 50 years. Although some may say that it this clean energy is the replacement for coal, the…

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    A homeowner can handle many installation and repair jobs around the home by themselves. Almost anyone can replace a tap washer or change his or her own furnace filters. With the help of family or friends, installing a new toilet or sink is usually doable so long as there is a reward of Pizza, soda and/or beer. For bigger jobs, sometimes it helps to know someone who does this sort of thing on the side, someone you can work with while learning as you go. However, some jobs demand the use of a…

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    The devastation of deforestation for Palm oil creation could be diminished as the "consumers" have a lot of pressure and power on the stockholders and governments if they demand them to clean up throughout the supply chain of the production to have a sustainable system. It's a Sustainable solution because it's taking the thoughts of individuals, profit, and the planet. According to Greenpeace, the fire that was brought on because of deforestation in 2015 added to the seriousness of spending…

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