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    development of new types of energy, mainly the renewable ones. In addition, the overwhelming of the atmosphere with carbon dioxide makes this new kind of energy a new hope because is commonly seen as the solution to the environmental problems. As a result, the benefits are considered the only point of view in many discussions about the theme, even though the drawbacks are significant and can be a barrier in the development of some energies like the solar. The benefits of the solar energy are…

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    Throughout the 21st century, more people have been converting to solar energy. Those who have been converting to solar energy are converting from coal energy. These people have been doing this because they believe it is better. Solar energy is better than coal energy because it is more efficient, renewable, and is less harmful to the environment. The solar energy industry has been booming drastically over the last couple of years for these 5 main reasons. The first reason is it has more…

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    Government Incentives for the Increase of Wind and Solar Energy Due to environmental problems, high cost of oil, and the fact that oil is a limited source; the government should grant incentives for the increase use of wind and solar energy. Many nations have already taken action and turned to renewable energy sources. Inside the United States there is controversy as to whether renewable energy is good or not. The down side of wind and solar resources is that they are not productive in all…

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    “I’d put my money on the sun and solar energy to wait until oil and coal run out, before we tackle that” (Thomas Edison). Coal was developed in the mid 19 century, since then all used energy was renewable. The United States designed a graph of energy use up until 1990. It shows how gas, oil, and natural gas had the same importance in 1900 as played by solar and wind in 2010. In 1873, experiments with solar energy began to happen because the concerns of running out of coal were brought up. During…

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    “photovoltaic” combines two terms – “photo” means light and “voltaic” means voltage. A photovoltaic system in this discussion uses photovoltaic cells to directly convert sunlight into electricity. A photovoltaic (PV), or solar electric system, is made up of several photovoltaic solar cells. An individual PV cell is usually small, typically producing about 1 or 2 watts of power. To boost the power output of PV cells, they are connected together to form larger units called modules. Modules, in…

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    natural resources for energy. The majority of energy produced in this era is through the process of global warming. With the increase in population the vast amount of electricity is often abused and overlooked as it creates an exceeding amount of greenhouse gases to contribute to global warming. With many types of global warming, fossil fuels is the biggest contributor to our downfall. There are many alternatives to reduce the amounts of global warming, however, solar energy is the most…

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    There are many types of renewable energy sources in the world. We can run the world forever off of these energy sources, until something catastrophic happens to the planet. There can be a plethora of similarities and differences between the types of energy. So I am going to break down solar energy and wind energy. The most obvious and simple similarity of these two is that they create power, and lots of it. A single solar panel can create a few kilowatts (kW) to over 100. While a single wind…

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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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    contend developing wind and solar energy would be the smartest way to go. Mark Lewis argues that oil prices could stay so low that is no longer economic to bring in high cost new oil fields. But even if the oil price does rise, it will not be able to compete with a renewable such as solar and wind. 1. Recent studies like these shed new light on wind and solar energy, which previous studies had not addressed. Wind energy is one of the fastest-growing aspects of renewable energy in the United…

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    Solar Energy has been in use for the last one hundred years and through its existence, it has been a technology that has been constantly and consistently updated to maximize its usage. In the present day, where the want to reduce our dependency on fossil fuels is greater than ever, solar power is becoming a more attractive alternative for people all over the world. While solar power is only responsible for a small amount of the energy created in the United States, it has been on the rise in…

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