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    INTRODUCTION: Renewable energy is an energy that is generated from natural resources such as sunlight, rain, wind, tides and geothermal heat that are renewable (not be depleted when used). In the year 2008, at about 19% of the total global energy consumed came from the renewable energy sources and with 13% coming from traditional biomass and 3.2% from the hydroelectricity. New renewable energy sources such as small hydro, modern biomass, solar, geothermal, wind and some bio fuels have accounted for

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    of this comparison, any government incentives were not taken into consideration. As seen in Figure 2, all options depreciate to zero in about 20 years, so there is no salvage value to take into consideration. From comparing the three annual costs, Sun Power is the champion. Though it requires a few more panels than Solar World, the annual cost is the lowest among the three solar panel options. ALTERNATIVE 3 - WIND TURBINE ENERGY Wind Power is an environmentally conscious option for supplying

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    Global Warming is Here. Now What? Essay example

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    The cycles include variations in the Earth's orbit around the sun, changes in the angle of the Earth's axis, and changes in the direction of the Earth's rotation. Obviously, while going through these cycles, the farther away the Earth is from the sun the cooler it is, and vise versa. So, then once the Milankovitch cycles trigger a warming, they then warm the Earth including its oceans. And because of how

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    Causes Of Climate Change

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    Climate Change Usually people pay attention on daily weather changes and how the weather will be through the week or the month, but do we pay attention on climate change how it affects our lives. Did we ask ourselves what are the causes of climate change? How climate change impacts our activities? Can we do something to solve this big issue before to turn to a big disaster? These questions make me think deeply how we work to solve this problem because the earth is the only place so far we can live

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    Did you know that the sun is one of the most key sources of renewable energy today? Solar Energy could be the answer to the world’s problems if we use it right. Solar energy is a very clean renewable source of energy, that could stop global warming. Solar energy is created from the sun’s light and heat. It has many positive aspects of usage. One of the most positive aspect of solar energy is how clean it is, it’s one hundred times better than using fossil fuels. Solar can be used in many different

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    Before the birth of science, the origin of fire could only be speculated by humanity. The Greeks said Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans. They also considered fire to be one of the five basic elements of the universe. The Chinese say Hui Lu kept one hundred fire birds in a gourd that had the power to cause forest fires5. The Native Americans explain fire by stating fire was hidden from mankind and that an animal—coyote, woodpecker, or wolf—would steal the fire from the guarded

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    contain molten salts or paraffin wax which can absorb tremendous amount of heat energy without changing state. The heat can then be used as a heat source in steam engines to drive electric generators. Such thermal tanks usually have capacities of up to 1.44 Tera joules per 68m3. Grid tie allows excess energy to be sent to the transmission grid; the rest of the electricity can then be stored or used directly with solar inverters for AC

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    Alternative Energy Sources Emily Lazovich Gwynedd Mercy University Abstract Fossil fuels can be easily found around the globe and the production of these fuels may be cost-effective. Although fossil fuel is harmful to the environment, the United States is continuing to use fossil fuel as a source of energy. In addition to this, once the fossil fuels have all been used up, there is no chance of obtaining more. There are many types of alternative energy sources in the world that a

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    efficiency and environmental health. The vehicles do not emit pollutant gases. Like the use of the sun, the use of electricity has not been associated to any malicious products. This factors has caused the global demand for the cars rise uncontrollably. Unlike the fuel engine vehicles engine, the electric is less labor intensive. The vehicles also have low maintenance cost as compared to internal combustion engine vehicles. At the same time, the source of energy, the electricity, has become the easiest form

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    Since when it was determined that electricity could be generated from the sun, the power industry has taken slack for not considering it as a viable addition to their generation fleet. However, there are two facts that need to be remembered with respect to the power industry. The first thing to remember is that power has to be supplied to their customers regardless of the weather or the time of day. Secondly, power companies are just like any other company; they are in the business of making money

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