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    The TED Talk video “Environmental Benefits of Veganism” by Christian Hextrum is a speech on the topic of the ways veganism affects the environment. Hextrum discusses how animal agriculture is the leading cause to the damage of the environment, and how no one is aware of the problem. He discusses the climate issues, oil, the waste of water, and deforestation of the Amazon rainforest. Hextrum talks about the difference of all the problems and how following a vegan diet would benefit the environment, and

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    How the Environment Benefits from Recycling Most Americans do not think about trash, especially living in an industrialized country such as the United States, where we have a weekly curbside pick-up to make disposing easier for us as consumers. Public garbage cans, waste management vehicles and even several businesses all promote the need for recycling. These things should serve as a constant reminder to us of the importance of recycling. Consumers produce a large scale of garbage (ARTICLE 1)

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    revolution in the United States as most energy experts thought that domestic energy supplies in the United States were declining. With advances in fracking, US natural gas production has climbed by as much as 25 percent in recent years. Fracking Benefits: Fracking can provide struggling rural communities with an economic boom.

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    In our universe, energy is neither created nor destroyed. Instead, chemical engineers have long been interested in manipulating nature in order to create sustainable energy sources. These sources must be cost effective, while maintaining a low negative impact on the environment. Some hallmark energy sources are air (wind turbines), water (water turbines), and nuclear power. This is not a comprehensive list, but they are the main competitors to the most widely used source of energy, natural gas

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    particular it would seem that the not to distant future for the UK will involve fracking as a means of meeting energy needs. He is quoted as saying “I want us to get on board this change that is doing so much good and bringing so much benefit to North America. I want us to benefit from it here as well." (BBC, 2015) Whilst research into fracking is still being conducted there are some possible negative externalities associated with it. The process of fracking uses large amounts of

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    Introduction There are several ecological and environmental benefits of green roofs which have consequentially brought in increasing interests in this technology. A green roof, as a “carpeting” of plants on the roof of buildings, offers many benefits in addition to enhancing its aesthetic value. Primarily, green roofs have the ability to delay the storm runoff peak occurrence, thus reducing the peak flow rate and mitigating flood risks. Another benefit is its thermal insulation potential that reduces

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    Environmental Benefits of Recycling Recycling refers to a process where conversion of waste materials is done thus coming up with fresh products that inhibit waste of materials, which are potentially useful (Lynn & Eda, 15). “Consumers might also be more inclined to engage in green consumption if they know that they are making a difference.” It decreases the use of new raw materials, decrease usage of energy, decrease pollution of air coming from incineration, and pollution of water from landfilling

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    necessary steps in the textile recycling process involve the donation, collection, sorting and processing of textiles, and then subsequent transportation to end users of used garments, rags or other recovered materials.”(Leblanc, 2017, page 1) The environmental benefits of textile recycling are that recycling decreases landfill space, foreign fibers are not being used, reduction of water and energy used in the production of textiles, prevents pollution and there is a lesser demand for toxic dyes. (Leblanc

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    WHAT ARE THE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS OF USING SOLAR ENERGY? Environmental benefits if using solar energy include a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. According to Energy.Gov “each kilowatt-hour (kWh) of solar that is generated will substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions like CO2, as well as other dangerous pollutants such as sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides and particulate matter.” (Department of Energy). By generating electricity from solar energy, the overall amount of energy used produced

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    countries in greenhouse gas emissions. Wind energy has the potential to become the base of sustainable energy for America’s future. Although there are a few disadvantages to wind energy, the protection it offers along with the economical and environmental advantages provide many reasons to use more wind energy and less coal and fossil fuels in America. Wind energy can build a safeguard for the United States to protect us from outside adversity and harm. Increasing the number of wind turbines will

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