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    Three mile island is a very important nuclear generating station. We depend on this resource for electricity, electricity is highly important to us because we use it for everything.The government is considering shutting it down, because it hasn't been profitable for the past five years! My opinion is the government shouldn't shut down TMI because, They are actually benefiting from it because it gives the state $1.1million a year for property taxes. If we continue to have it open then we can…

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    rock at high pressure which allows the gas to flow out to the head of the well” (“What is fracking and why is it controversial?”, n.d., para. 1) Fracking is a major problem all around the America and even across the world. Putting fracking to a complete end is not possible in the world we live in today in order for us to produce fuel. Filter Fracking Ohio, plans to have a disaster relief program for those families that are impacted by disasters caused by fracking. This organization will help…

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    Although Ms. Lucia Hernandez talks about the benefits of fracking and why is America's energy solution; however, a letter to the editor presents an opposing, negative view of the process. Ms. Hernandez proves more convincing, because she uses reliable statistic and facts, while the opposing part only expresses her own opinion. To begin, the opposing party states, " Up to 40,000 gallons of chemicals are used in each fracking operation, containing a toxic bath of 600 chemicals like mercury…

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    The two key attributes of atomic parting critical for the down to earth arrival of atomic vitality are both apparent in the second comparison above. In the first place, the vitality per parting is huge. In commonsense units, the splitting of 1 kg (2.2 lb) of uranium-235 discharges 18.7 million kwh as warmth. Second, the splitting procedure started by the retention of one neutron in uranium-235 discharges around 2.5 neutrons, on the normal, from the split cores. The neutrons discharged in this…

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    Uranium 235

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    electrons, and 143 neutrons. Uranium’s slow radioactive decay is the main source of heat inside the earth, causing convection and continental drift. Uranium 235 is the only naturally occurring fissionable fuel (can sustain a chain reaction) in the world. U-235 is special because it can readily split, which would create a lot of energy. It is called ‘fissile’. When the nucleus of U-235 atoms captures a neutron, it splits in two. This causes a release in energy in the form of heat, as well as 2…

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    Coal Vs Nuclear

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    houses? Not only does the second choice look better, but it doesn’t leave much of an impact, but coal does (a very huge impact). Working in coal mines is dangerous. A lot of people have died working in coal fields and the ground can fall in and bury everything in seconds. Not much maintenance is required for a renewable energy source (WIND POWER!).…

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    The hazards involved in a mechanics workshop much larger than most other occupations this is due to that fact that they work with large and heavy machines such as cars, motor bikes, vans and in some cases lorries, as well as working with vehicles a mechanic works with power tools, such as a power drill, lifts and oils. All of these add up creating a very dangerous working situation if not properly maintained and managed, and if these are not controlled then injuries, some fatal could occur, for…

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    How People Use Coal

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    Coal is a fuel source used to make electricity and heat through burning. It’s considered a carbon-based fossil fuel. Fossil fuels are fuels formed through natural processes. Coal is a sedimentary rock made from the remains of plants buried in the earth, from about 100 to 400 million years ago. Let’s explore how people use coal. Long ago, North American Indians used coal to bake their clay pottery. By the 1800’s, coal was used to power train engines and steamships, heat homes, and to manufacture…

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    The Homestake Gold Mine

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    The Homestake Gold Mine is located in Lead, SD (fig 1). The Homestake Gold Mine was the largest gold mine in the western hemisphere, and it was the United States’ longest continuously operating mine until it closed in 2002. The mine closed because it was costing more to get the gold out than the gold was worth hence why mining is called economic geology. The Homestake was also the deepest mine in the western hemisphere. The Homestake gold mine has three main formations in it. The formations…

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    generate electricity, because it can easily undergo fission. nuclear fission is a very efficient source of energy, nuclear reactors require very little fuel. A single 20-gram uranium fuel pellet can produce the same amount of energy as 400 kilograms of coal, 410 litres of oil, or 350 cubic metres of natural gas. nuclear reaction is at most basic nothing more than a reaction process that occurs in an atomic nucleus. typically take place when a nucleus of an atom gets hit by either a subatomic…

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