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    Plants are usually the organisms which do the photosynthesizing to produce food (energy) for themselves and the animals consume the plants and get food (energy) as well. Energy resources which obtain energy from plant and animal material such as fossil fuels; coal‚ gas‚ oil‚ biomass and food get their energy through this process. Due to the uneven heating of the earth’s surface by the sun‚ the cooler air mass is the cooler air mass is forced under the warmer air which rises; this is air flowing

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    to deal with real challenges for its energy supply‚ especially if this country turned to a sustainable way of producing energy. Thanks to an ideal climate for sugarcane‚ Brazil has a huge resource for supplying the world with the clean and renewable fuel. 88.8% of Brazil’s electricity in 2011 came from renewable energy sources. Wind power provided the largest contribution‚ with capacity up a massive 24.2% from 2011. This increase came as a result of the large amounts of money that were invested

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    and we can grow more plants and crops to create biomass energy. Advantages of Biomass Energy In many ways‚ biomass is a new source of power. While wood has always served as a fuel source for fires and ovens and conventional heating methods‚ biomass energy advancements are a few steps beyond that. Now these biomass fuel products are harvested and mass-produced and used in everything from engines to power plants. 1. No Harmful Emissions : Biomass energy‚ for the most part‚ creates no harmful carbon

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    not only for building infrastructures‚ etc. but so as they applied it through studying Sustainable Engineering and Eco- Design. Sustainable Engineering and Eco Design or Green Buildings supports the building designs without using fossil fuels. Examples of fossil fuels are oil‚ coal‚ gasoline‚ asphalt‚ etc. A design like this has a purpose of primarily to eliminate the negative environmental factors. But how is this possible? How will we connect ourselves to environment either? First and foremost

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    in mind‚ we hope to answer and find a solution to world’s energy crisis through this project. B. STATEMENT OF THE OBJECTIVE: As all other countries in the world do‚ the Philippines are also faced with the problem of the rapid depletion of natural resources. Fossil fuel‚ especially coal‚ is burned in tremendous amounts. Although this is what the general population of the world also depend on‚ we now know that they cause the release of excessive amounts of greenhouse gases and other harmful pollutants

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    Causes of Global Warming

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    part of this pollution can be attributed to the burning of fossil fuels. This includes burning coal to produce electricity as well as burning gasoline to power internal combustion engine vehicles. When these fossil fuels are burnt‚ they let out carbon dioxide‚ which is yet another greenhouse gas which traps heat within the atmosphere of the Earth and contributes to global warming. Secondly when the Earth is dug to extract these fossil fuels in the process known as mining‚ the methane inside the Earth’s

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    website 2) Which one is completely human related? (meaning it is not found naturally in the environment) Where have you learned about this one before??... Carbon Dioxide is the most human related gas found in the greenhouse gases. The burning of fossil fuels and the emissions from cars create carbon dioxide. My science class also learned a few days ago that carbon dioxide is released into the air as a result of cutting down trees. Trees store carbon dioxide and usually release carbon dioxide‚ yet when

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    rain can fall in many different ways and has many effects on the environment. Acid rain is caused by air pollutants in the atmosphere. These air pollutants are mainly from man made resources such as factories and automobiles. The burning of fossil fuels is also one of the biggest factors that pollutes the air and causes acid rain. The primary emissions from man made resources are sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. The rain actually becomes acidic when the water molecules in the air mix with these

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    benefits inclusive but not limited to lower fuel prices. When done well‚ fracking provides energy security for the United States‚ a friendlier environmental footprint than many other fossil fuels‚ and much needed economic development; however‚ not done well‚ it leaves a plethora of economic‚ environmental‚ and health concerns which

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    be “wise or effective” for the university’s take on climate change. After doing portfolio analysis‚ if KU were to divest‚ we found that it would create a stigma against the fossil fuel industry and would show that KU values a more “green” planet. On the other hand‚ if KU was against the divestiture‚ we find that fossil fuels provide much greater returns‚ a larger pool for security diversification of the portfolio and finally the transaction costs

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