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    Marcus Lemonis

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    In this paper, I will be discussing the businessman and investor, Marcus Lemonis. I will start at his humble beginnings and work up to his successful career today. I will also briefly cover his introduction to the world of entrepreneurship, awards he’s received and appearances he’s made in television series. Marcus Lemonis was born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1973 (Strohm, 2016). Nine months after his birth Lemonis was adopted by a Miami couple. (marcuslemonis.com, 2017). At the age of 12 Lemonis…

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    Adoption Of Solar Power

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    the U.S. Dept. of Energy, ‘solar’ is a Latin word which means ‘sun,’ and energy produced from the sun can be used to heat, air condition, and illuminate people’s homes and businesses (“2015 Learning”). One of the first people to see the potential in solar power was John Herschel, a British astronomer, who used a solar thermal collector box to heat his meals in Africa, in the 1830s (U.S. Energy Info. Adm.). Over a century later, in 1954, Bell Laboratories created the first solar cell, the genesis…

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    Solar power is one of the three main energy sources associated with alternative energy amongst hydro and wind. In today’s world, the need for this alternative energy is at an all-time high as fossil fuels and other conventional sources of energy are beginning to damage this planet’s ecosystem at an alarming rate. Solar energy, although not completely pollution-free, is an inexhaustible fuel source. Every hour energy from the sun is sent into Earth’s atmosphere and within this hour, there is…

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    possible. Efforts to harness solar energy in concentrated form have long been a human pursuit. Solar technology has existed since the 19th century and has received substantial government support since at least the 1970s. Despite these efforts, solar power comprises less than 1% of U.S. electricity generation (History of Solar Power, para.1, 2016). There have been many applications besides bulk power generation, and the solar-powered vehicle is one of them. The first solar vehicle that a person…

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    push towards alternative energy. Some are still non-renewable, like nuclear energy, but are much cleaner for the atmosphere than fossil fuels, while most of them are renewable and clean. The most common renewable energies are wind, solar, geothermal, biomass, and hydro energies. Renewable energies produced about 16.6% of the world’s energy in 2010, and this number is expected to rise by 42% of their total in the decade from 2010-2020 (Pazheri et al., 2014). Renewable energies are currently being…

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    solutions to energy conservation issues are: finding alternate sources of energy (such as solar panels for solar energy, hydroelectric power, wind turbines generating wind power, electric cars, etc.) and conserving or more efficiently using fossil fuels (by carpooling, using alternate versions of similar products that are environment friendly, using less resources, etc.). 2. Why would some people oppose the solutions you have chosen? Some people would oppose finding other sources of energy,…

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    that do not address the root cause of the non sustainable energy dilemma and they also exclude large portions of the population. There has been a trend to try to get the public to be more responsible in their energy consumption at home and at work, but this approach still ignores the root cause of the problem, using an unsustainable energy source. Even if people reduced their energy usage, having coal plants is not a sustainable energy source that can continue to be used in the future and…

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    Anna’s Speech (education) If you are with Evaness there will be different and better laws for education. One being no homework allowed. This will help students to get more sleep and be less stressed, which results in better grades. Colleges are very expensive. By cutting tuition expenses from colleges, with the exception of Ivy League University colleges, we can get more students in college’ who don’t have enough money to pay tuition. This will lead to the citizens of America to be more…

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    Metal Roofing Advantages

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    to win converts, more and more Americans are considering energy efficiency when building or buying a home. In addition to lighting, plumbing, and HVAC systems, your choice of roofing material can have an enormous effect on how energy is used in your abode. In this article, we will discuss the many, often hidden, advantages of metal roofing for residential structures. Energy Efficiency Homeowners are paying a lot more attention to energy usage, for both environmental and economic reasons. So,…

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    Dear, Mr. Gary Peters, and Mrs. Debbie Stabenow: Mankind’s need for energy has been in place since the beginning of time. Over time, innovators have found different sources for energy. Around the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, oil, coal, and other fossil fuels integrated into everyday culture. People used every resource possible to fuel their businesses and homes with little thought towards the environment. Over the years, researchers discovered the dangers and limits of fossil…

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