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    also it cause 45 deaths and 12 injuries throughout multiple states. The impact of Irene was seven million homes and businesses where destroyed, lots of people lost their jobs due to the storm, in addition, of the states affected they did not have power for weeks, so they could not rebuild very quickly (staff writer,…

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    cons to having nuclear power plants in a certain vicinity. Many of the pros talk about low pollution, low operating cost, reliability, high energy density, and more. Many of the cons talk about environmental impact, radioactive waste disposal, high cost, nuclear accidents, and more. In an area where the nuclear power plant is old, they should close it down and make the site environmentally safe for the next 100 years instead of making some major repairs. If the nuclear power plant where to stay…

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    2.0 OBJECTIVES 2.1 Environmental Analysis Apple iMove treadmill can provide several environmental improvement factors, especially in current deriving problematic areas. This treadmill is energy efficient and produces electricity from user’s motion. The Apple iMove treadmill would utilize less than 1.5 kilowatts an hour, amounting average cost to less than 0.50 cents an hour in electrical usage. An additional, arena the Apple treadmill technology can help in is obesity. America has…

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    Immigration is driven by various factors such as the increased population in the world (Bansak, Simpson and Zavodny). Such increase is further complemented by the introduction and growth of the modern technology that enables people to move from one place to another regardless of the distance between at a given time. Energy consumption, on the other hand, has been affected by the increasing demand for energy supply in daily activities such as transportation, cooking, entertainment, learning…

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    west in the trade winds and from west to east in the westerlies (Guida). Hurricanes have an average diameter of 344 miles and move 10 to 31 miles per hour (Guida). The strongest part of a hurricane lies in the right front/ northeast quadrant only if the storm is northbound (Guida). There are four developmental stages of a hurricane and each of them are differentiated by wind speed (Guida). The first is a tropical disturbance with thunderstorms, then a tropical depression with winds speeds…

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    ELECTROCHEMICAL SUPERCAPACITOR – APPLICATION AND GLOBAL DEMAND ABSTRACT: The steep increase in the energy utilization leads us to search for a perfect alternative that can replace the conventional source and introduces a new-generation capacitors called supercapacitors with incredible storage capacity. Much research and investment have been carried out in this impressive technology. It is same as that of the normal capacitor the only thing is it utilizes higher surface area electrode and…

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    towards advancing the efficiency of wind energy capture. These efforts were made in large part by Douglas E. Adams, the prior Kenninger Professor of Renewable Energy and Power Systems at Purdue University, along with two computer science professors, Jan Vitek, Ananth Grama and Suresh Jagannathan. Adams along with other Purdue colleagues received a $1.6 million three-year grant from the National Science Foundation’s Division of Computer and Network Systems to perform wind projects with purpose…

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     What is wind and how it works :- Wind is moving air and is caused by differences in air pressure within our atmosphere, Air under high pressure moves toward areas of low pressure , The greater the difference in pressure, the faster the air flows. Air may not seem like anything at all, in fact, we look right through it all the time, but during a windstorm, air really makes its presence known, Wind is able to lift roofs off buildings, blow down power lines and trees, and cause highway accidents…

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    In order to reduce consumption of non-renewable resources, renewable energy sources need to be considered. Some of these which can be utilized efficiently for horse stables include solar and wind energy (Shere 2012). Solar panels may be more usable for equestrian facilities due to the amount of roof space that the buildings supply. The panels for solar energy can be mounted on a roof structure or on a pole depending on location (Shere 2012)…

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    governments and scientist have set realistic goals for sustainable energy. Governor Brown of California has paved the way for legislation, under which “California will need to generate half of its electricity from renewable sources such as solar and wind by 2030” (Megerian). For businesses and individuals, a slow transition gives them time to invest capital, innovate to lower costs of production, and adjust to new sources of energy. According to Professor Stefan Reichelstein of Stanford GSB, if…

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