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    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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    tourists to come to see it, also provides enough power to serve 1.3 million people for residents in Arizona, Southern California, and Southern Nevada. From the Dam alone it produces on average 4 billion kilowatt-hours of hydroelectric energy (“Hoover Dam”). Hydropower is being looked at as an safe alternate source of energy. There have been several debates about the dependency of oil and the repercussions of it. Suggestions such as using coal and nuclear power have been looked at but there have…

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    There are many convieneces to solar power, but of course nothing is perfect. It is more convienet for the consumer because they will not have to purchase things to run their house or car, they could just have the solar pannels themselves and be independent. The one and major inconveience of solar power is what do you do on a cloudy day? Or if one place does not get a lot of sun how can it run? Advantages: Solar energy is a renewable resource that is environmentally friendly. Unlike fossil…

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    everything that ever was. They weave history with grace and elegance, twisting and turning through the orchestra of time, never stumbling. They have the power to open a man up and toy with his emotions. They are heroes, heretics, and heroes, but to Patrick Rothfus they are “… pale shadows of forgotten names. As names have power, words have power. Words can light fires in the minds of men. Words can wring tears from the hardest hearts.” They are all of these, and they give me the necessities to…

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    As a result of the global high intensity industrial development, increasing amount of energy consumption is required. Hence this has lead to a situation in rapid depletion of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and natural gas; furthermore the negative effect caused by the greenhouse gas produced when burning fossil fuels must be considered. In order to protect the environment together with maintaining enough amount of energy needed in the future, the world have to depend more on producing renewable…

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    The low long term cost of solar energy and the benefit of solar power for the environment make it an ideal option for large scale energy production. The integration of enhanced solar panels and improved batteries strengthen the possibility of solar energy being one of the main sources of sustainable energy for future…

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    in contemporary times, has displayed major economic and ecological growth especially in aspects of justice and reformation. Currently, the United States, and many other nations, are financially in debt to China, one of the world’s leading economic powers. China is involved with many major companies such as Apple and Foxconn, which have influences throughout the world, and plays a large part in both regional and global trading markets, syncing it with Steger’s concept of the global economic…

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    an alternator or generator. Hydropower is a mature renewable power generation technology that offers two desirable characteristics in modern electricity systems: first, built-in storage that enables electricity to be provided on demand and second, a fast response time that allows reserves to be fed into the grid. Hydropower also has an important role to play in producing renewable electricity. It is low-cost and readily available: power flow…

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    Act of 2006). Another example of how the EIA is an expert driven policy is in the description of cogeneration requirements. Where “the reduction in load due to high-efficiency cogeneration shall be: Calculated as the ratio of the fuel chargeable to power heat rate of the cogeneration facility compared to the heat rate on a new and clean basis of a best-commercially available technology combined-cycle natural gas-fired combustion turbine” (Energy Independence Act of 2006, RCW 19.285.040 (1)(d)).…

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    inhabitants, what will they do? The Earth is a planet that is ever evolving, yet some of its inhabitants are not. With the study of global warming and climate change, fossil fuels, and the study and use of viable alternate energy sources, mankind has the power to prolong the life of its planet and the human species as a whole. Despite the debate over global warming’s reality between scientists and conservatives, many of Earth’s ice caps are melting and creating problems for humans. Humans are…

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