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mostly runs on fossil fuels in order to produce electricity; however, there will be a period that comes where we will run out of those fossil fuels. We only have so much time before a crisis hits and we have nothing left to produce the energy we need. In order for our country to produce the energy and electricity we need, we must do something about it. As a country, we must figure out how we can make the switch to using more renewable energy before it is too late and we run out of fossil fuels. Since

Locavorism is a food trend in which a consumer buys locally produced food. The term local in relation to locavorasim is defined geographically within a one hundred mile distance from which the product originated. Locavorism has proven to be very beneficial to local communities where it is regularly practiced. With the ongoing issues of food production in the U.S., locavorism can provide a solution to these problems, for the trend promotes local economies, provides healthier options for consumers

Long time ago, people use non-renewable energy to cook, travel, production. For example, people fell trees for making a fire to cook and firing coal to keep train working. Apparently, these non-renewable energies are important for human life in the past because people need these to keep living. However, non-renewable energy is limited, and it make many population in the world such as Global Warming. Following the development of economy, people try to explore new energy to replace non-renewable energy

technologic and economic development, human beings need more energy to create a better life environment.” Fossil fuel energy sources, while cost effective, have major environmental impacts that add to global warming, acid rain, and climate change. One renewable resource that is sustainable and readily abundant is solar energy, which is a reasonable and readily available replacement for fossil fuel energy sources globally. Solar energy is considered renewable because it is a natural source of energy

Literature Review Since Stirling engines have been around for over 200 years the ways of making them and improving the efficiency has taken many turns. In the early stages of the engine the ability to create highly efficient engines became limited due to technology and materials available. All the sources that I sampled agreed on what a Stirling engine was and what characteristics made them different. A Stirling engine is a heat engine that has the heating and cooling of gas that presses on the

In 2011, fossil fuels accounted for approximately 82 percent of the world's primary energy use. The three mail fossil fuels consists of coal, natural gas, and oil. However, there are several negative issues that come along with using fossil fuels for energy. Fossil fuels are not a renewable source, and the burning of fossil fuels causes pollution, just to name a few. These negative factors are felt globally as every person on Earth has a need for energy and will be impacted by global climate changes

can be consumed, such as, sunlight, wind, geothermal heat, and biofuels. Currently, burning fossil fuels is the primary method countries rely on to produce energy and create electricity and power. Over many years of transporting and burning fossil fuels Earth’s environment has begun to deteriorate, evidence of this being air pollution, fossil fuel waste, and oil spills. Eventually, this reliance on fossil fuels will come to an end, whether it be due to reserve depletion or its negative impact on

According to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC, 1992), climate change is an alteration that affects directly or indirectly to peoples’ lives, changing the formation of the global atmosphere with the deterioration of climate. Global warming is a political challenge which involves the hard work between countries and it is becoming a globalized and international problem nowadays. Due to the impacts of climate change, it affects a country’s political issues such as the

Climate change is an urgent problem that requires international cooperation and commitment to solve. Throughout history various treaties have been agreed upon amongst countries, the Paris Agreement being the most recent one. In my essay, I will analyze the actions taken by Canada as one of the major greenhouse gas emissions after the Paris Agreement was adopted. The government of Canada is taking both a domestic and an international approach towards achieving its target of reducing its total greenhouse

It is hot and dry. Everything is hot and dry. You haven’t had clean water in weeks or proper food in months. The sky is perpetually grey. You can’t remember a time when it was blue, or even just when the clouds were white. The air is suffocatingly toxic as if the very earth was dying. You’re a mile from the beach, but it’s far from pretty. It’s full of plastic and too toxic and acidic to swim in; only bottom feeders can survive. Agriculture has fallen due to the UV radiation being too strong for