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    Brittany Morico Period 2 Global Warming Global warming’s scientific definition is the increase of Earth’s average surface temperature due to effect of greenhouse gases‚ such as carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels or from deforestation‚ which trap heat that would otherwise escape from Earth. This is a type of greenhouse effect. One of the main cause of global warming is the carbon dioxide along with other air pollutions that have been collecting in the atmosphere. Automobiles

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    it? As it says it passage 1 that coal is really dangers. Did you know that you can get diseases from mining coal? 1 (But it is the way so many people have power). It is also helping put more jobs out there for the public. Coal is the cheapest fossil fuel. If we did not have coal thank of all the people that would not have power a lot right. I know that it can harm people but we can just work on a better way to mine coal and make it more safe. Thank if you did not have power how much harder it

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    for more information on fuels‚ such as biofuel and fossil fuel‚ on how it is transported and exported due to it not being easy to convert to another type of fuel. By finding out this type of information people can see that biofuel is derived of biomass which can be found in soil‚ liquid and other types of gaseous‚ because biomass waste helps with generating energy by decreasing waste management problems along with pollution‚ greenhouse emissions and the use of fossil fuels‚ making bioenergy from waste

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    sources are not causing environmental pollution and produce less or zero carbon emissions. Relying on renewable energy sources will help reduce the contribution of carbon dioxide caused by human activities that impact the environment. The use of fossil fuels to satisfy human energy needs is one of the major contributors to greenhouse gas accumulation in the atmosphere (Inslee‚ 2007) Climate change and greenhouse gasses are reaching to a critical level and the most possible way to change it is by using

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    Since the economic development and population growth‚ the total energy requirement will continually increase. The carbon dioxide‚ sulfur dioxide‚ and nitrogen oxides released by burning fossil fuels are threat to environment and humanity. The tendency of energy production and consumption are towards nonfossil fuel power. Therefore‚ the increase number of nuclear plants has been built to achieving mankind’s energy demand rise. Developing nuclear energy is a controversial issue. At the end of 2009‚

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    Chemistry Grade 11 576 Energy Trapped in Hydrocarbons he whole world runs on energy—and so do you! Fossil fuels provide energy to power cars and heat buildings. Food provides energy to keep your body alive and warm. Both sources of energy come from organic compounds‚ such as hydrocarbons‚ sugars‚ and proteins. Green plants‚ algae‚ and plankton trap the Sun’s energy through the process of photosynthesis. After these organisms die‚ they are broken down by natural processes. Their remains accumulate

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    Ss1 Essay Climate Change

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    being the most significant of the harmful greenhouse gases considered to be the direct cause of climate change. Wuebbles and Jain’s study (2001) illustrates that the increased level of carbon emissions such as carbon dioxide coming from burning fossil fuels such as oil and coal by human activities to power machines and in transport play major role in climate change. However‚ this essay will argue that although carbon emissions resulting from transport is one of the factors that contribute to climate

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    Science Class 10

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    now limited to kitchens in the rural parts of India. Fossil Fuels: Coal and petroleum are the fossil fuels. Coal: Coal was formed millions of years ago. The plants got buried under swamps and due to high pressure and high temperature inside the earth; they were converted into coal. Coal is the highest used energy source in India. During the days of steam engine‚ coal was used in steam engines. Moreover‚ coal was also used as kitchen fuel; before LPG became popular. Now-a-days‚ coal is mainly

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    Biofuels - Oneworld Essay

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    Cibell Resch 29.01.12 We have been using fossil fuels as our energy source for many‚ many years now‚ but they are starting to run out. We are consuming more fossil fuels than that are produced. Biofuels are a rather recent alternative to using fossil fuels. Biofuels are derived from biomass‚ which can then be transformed into a biofuel that has many purposes‚ one of them being a fuel that will run a transport vehicle. One of the ways to get fuel from the biomass is a process called fermentation

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    Climate Change Climate change is defined as a change in climate that persists over a sustained period of time. The World Meteorological Organization defines this time period as 30 years. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 2003 stated that “there is new and stronger evidence that most of the warming observed over the last 50 years is attributable to human activities”. These changes have led to the emergence of large-scale environmental hazards to human health‚ such as extreme

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