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    look at the world and the questions of an efficient energy solution there are many ways to address this ongoing issue. In recent years the energy crises has caused many environmental issues that have created more problems for society than it has solved. Scientists and environmentalists have all been in search of efficient energy that will not only create a better world but will become a reusable source of energy. Researchers are exploring clean energy that will provide the maximum amount of…

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    Solar Energy has had a complicated history in America, but it has been growing steadily throughout President Barack Obama 's tenure as president. During the Energy Crisis in the 1970s President Jimmy Carter had solar panels installed on the White House, but within just a few years President Ronald Reagan removed them. Meanwhile, other countries like Germany, Japan, and Italy greatly expanded their solar industries, leading them to far surpass America 's. While solar has had a difficult history…

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    promotes the use of solar energy. It specifically looks at increasing solar technology in urban areas, industry and commercial establishments. The National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency builds off of an earlier energy efficiency plan from 2001. This mission aims to decrease energy consumption in industries that traditionally consume a lot of energy. This mission enforces a system for businesses to trade energy-savings certificates and reduced taxes based on energy efficient…

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    Wind Energy Pros And Cons

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    Wind power is one of the fastest growing forms of electricity around the world. The generation of wind energy is clean, cost effective, and sustainable. I believe that harnessing more wind power in the Great Lakes region would be a highly beneficial step towards using more green energy in Toledo and other surrounding areas. Advancing renewable energy is an extremely important environmental issue. The longer we rely primarily on fossil fuels for power, the more greenhouse gases are emitted into…

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    pollution, ways to save the environment, and switching to renewable resources have evolved accordingly. In the past thirty years we have now started to utilize that suns energy to help power the world. Pollution has gotten so atrocious that if something doesn’t change soon then there won’t be a future for the human race. Although there are alternative ways of providing energy to the human population, solar energy lends itself to provide energy in an efficient manner that helps protect and save…

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    Solar energy is a resource that produces electricity by emitting energy from the sun in form of solar radiation. Moreover, solar energy is not only considered as a type of renewable energy, but also sustainable energy, which means that it does not harm the environment, and there are no limits for using it. Further, devices that are used to produce solar energy are solar panels and solar cell. However, everything has both negative and positive sides, and solar energy also has its advantages and…

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    Warming Effect." The most helpful answer to global warming is to replace energy techniques with alternatives that have better performance and do not emit carbon dioxide. This is what we call alternative energy. It is estimated that by 2050, one-third of the world 's energy will need to come from solar, wind, and other renewable resources (Alternative, 2014). If we do not start taking advantage of the benefits of alternative energy, our global warming levels will rise, public health will start to…

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    up at the panels then began to rattle the bucket. The sheep raised their cud chewing heads and begin to trot over to him. It was moving to see the old world meeting the new and it got me thinking about the promise of a better way of life with renewable energy. As I continued to drive, all the while getting closer to the city center, I could see the stacks of a power…

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    Pros And Cons Of Ethanol

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    Ethanol Nonrenewable energy resources, such as fossil fuel, being depleted at an increasingly distressing rate. Therefore, other options for transportation fuel that consist of renewable energy resources, has been taken under consideration. Ethanol is such a resource, which encourages the rise of an optimistic outlook in satisfying the continuously staggering need for energy resources. Although, ethanol has an array of potentials to diminish the need for transportation fuel, it does not come…

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    Renewable power for electricity production is a largely controversial topic in Australia, with benefits and detriments ranging environmentally, politically and financially. Producing about 23 percent of the world 's energy needs, coal-burning is a cost-efficient way for Australia to create electricity, however there are negative impacts to coal-burning, such as its harmful fumes and damaging emissions. Clean alternatives to coal-power, despite being costly, already exist and are widely used…

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