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    be destroying habitat for many of creatures and in hindsight polluting the very place we seem to be ‘cleaning up’. Is the environmental cost really worth the production cost? Digging up hard to recycle heavy metals to produce solar panels and using fossil fuel to do so. My interest stems back to ill-education of the pushers for solar energy who are only into the, so called, booming market for quick money and the gloating of working for environmentally friendly companies before doing their own…

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    happen on its own; in fact we use combustion of fossil fuels to produce energy. The word combustion by itself will give you a heads up of understanding the relation between energy and global warming. Combustion means burning; and burning fossil fuels is very important to us because it is our source of energy, but if we don’t help in saving energy, factories will burn more and more fossil fuels to produce more energy for us. The more the factories burn fossil fuels the more pollution it will…

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    invention of CARBON NANO TUBES. The invented tubes can store hydrogen in a better way in terms of security and efficiency. With respect to the annual production of hydrogen fuel, transportation of hydrogen to the refueling stations is a major challenge, but with the recent comprehensive research by NREI, transporting energy to the stations is made possible by the mixture of both hydrogen and natural gas in the natural gas pipelines, and this comes with a low mixing rates of 3% to 5%. And due to…

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    What is renewable energy?? Renewable energy is energy that can be recycled and reused again such as solar and wind energy. With the growing population and decline in fossil fuels renewable energy is becoming more desirable. What is a solar updraft tower power plant?? A solar updraft tower takes heat from the sun, stores it and converts it into usable energy when needed[1]. Parts of the tower??? The tower consists of three parts: a collector, chimney and wind turbine generators [2]. Collector…

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    takes up less space than other power plants since panels can be placed on top of buildings, or used as windows, and will not have any runoff pollution which will help keep the limited freshwater supply much cleaner (Tsuotsos, 2005, p. 291). Limiting fossil fuel pollution will help keep the environment cleaner which will limit the amount of money being spent on pollution clean up, therefore, making solar energy cheaper still since there is less clean…

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    What Is Wind Energy?

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    year (Division). Wind energy is one of the safest sources of energy you can find. Turbines do not produce emissions that pollute the air or give off greenhouse gasses that attribute to global warming, whereas power plants rely on the combustion of fossil fuels to produce energy (Povey). Wind energy will also help to stop acid rain indirectly by reducing these emissions. Acid rain is exceedingly harmful to crops and livestock in affected areas. By using wind energy, some of these pollutants are…

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    When discussing the topic of Global Warming many questions are thrown up in the air. There are some scientific uncertainties and political controversies that follow this topic. For starters, there are those that generalize the description of Global Warming as the Earth crumbling. On the other hand, there are others who are not frighten by the idea of Global Warming and do not believe there is anything to worry about. In addition, alternatives and responses to this issue are up for debate. There…

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    My second critical response essay is on the reading Getting Fossil Fuels Off the Plate by Michael Bomford. This reading is about how food is grown, processed, and transported around the world and how much energy it takes to get food from its origin to your plate. Our aptitude to obtain food with ease is our most treasured resource, but regrettably our present structures of food production, especially agriculture, are causative to the failing strength of the world’s air and water, while…

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    The world has solely relied on fossil fuels to supply us energy. Alone petroleum, coal, natural gas, and oil makes up eighty-one percent of the United States of America’s energy. If the world does not push to use alternative energy, eventually completely switching to alternative energy, leaving fossil fuels in the past, we will never stop some of the environmental problems contributed with burning fossil fuels. Some of the harsh environmental problems are air pollution, water pollution, and oil…

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    Currently the main source of energy used in the United States is Fossil Fuels. Our overdependence on Fossil Fuels has lead to some negative changes in the Earth’s climate and physical form. Lucky, there have been new advances in technology over the past century. Various forms of renewable energy have been discovered and tested by scientist and over the past decade have become more well known to the public. The development of of these renewable energy sources give us the opportunity to change the…

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