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    Richard and Mary Snow believe, “the negative effects of climate change will affect all aspects of society and the natural environment” (271). The future seems to be in alternative, renewable energy sources. The most common are wind and solar. This essay will focus on wind and solar. In what ways are alternative, renewable resources a better option than fossil fuels? In previous years global warming and greenhouse gases were not number one on the priority list. It is only recently, with pollution…

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    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 States. The…

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    the sun releases enough energy to power the entire world… and then some. This means that solar energy has the potential to replace coal as the dominant energy source, given the potential to be. Likewise, solar energy is debatably the cleanest and most abundant source of power. To be used as energy, the sun’s radiant energy has to be harnessed using cells that turn the light into electricity in a process that may be known as “artificial photosynthesis.” Solar power can be collected in three ways.…

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    Wind Energy Effects

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    Works he states, “Wind power is the cleanest and cheapest energy technology in the world” (p. 3). The average price per kilowatt hour for coal-burning energy was 10.4 cents in 2006, while wind power costs just 3 cents per hour in ideal conditions. Just solely considering this, wind energy has become more appealing to our world recently (Bryant, 2015, p.4). Because of the low cost, over 400 American manufacturing companies construct wind combines. Not only does wind energy from wind turbines not…

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    Wind energy should be used instead of fossil fuels. The demand for wind energy is increasing so the number of wind turbines needs to increase to keep up with the global demand. Wind energy costs are lower than the cost of fossil fuels. There are several reasons to choose wind energy over fossil fuels. There are many types of renewable energy sources, but wind energy is the energy resource of the future. The demand for wind energy is increasing, so this means that the number of wind turbines…

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    Alternative Energy: The Power of Nature From the moment the average person wakes up in the morning, to the time they go to bed they have used some type of energy all day. People around the world drive their cars to work and while there, use more energy by simply turning on the lights to see or using the heat to stay warm. However, what they do not think about is how much energy it took to produce the light they just switched on, as well as the effects of producing that energy. Whether it be…

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    Global Warming In China

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    intro Global warming is happening. Over the past century, the global average temperature has raised by around 0.6 degree Celsius. (1,2) Temperature rising is caused by humans due to the need of electricity. People have been burning fossil fuels to generate electricity for thousands of years and causing a global issue. (13,14)The rising of temperature affects the entire ecology because most of the animals and plants have to live in specific climate and condition. The change may cause decline or…

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    a renewable and abundant source of energy, and all at a small cost. The first and most common alternate source of energy is solar power. Solar power has been used since the beginning of time, by plants that is, but we are just now leaning to use it. It works by harnessing the energy from sun light. This is the most direct…

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    warming is to replace energy techniques with alternatives that have better performance and do not emit carbon dioxide. This is what we call alternative energy. It is estimated that by 2050, one-third of the world 's energy will need to come from solar, wind, and other renewable resources (Alternative, 2014). If we do not start taking advantage of the benefits of alternative energy, our global warming levels will rise, public health will start to decrease, and our economy will suffer. Human…

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    Africa has embraced wind and solar as alternative energy sources. Wind and solar are the evolving renewable sources of energy. Renewable energy is generally defined as energy that is collected from resources which are naturally refilled on a human timescale, such as sunlight, wind. Solar energy is energy derived from the sun in the form of solar emission. And wind power is a form of renewable energy created through the transformation of wind into electricity through the use of wind turbines. 2.…

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