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Question by : Would you believe me If I told you how to solve the energy crisis ? I am an entrepreneurial inventor with only a high school diploma . I was watching footage of a Navy sub that sprang a leak , only it didn’t just spring a leak it completely filled the sub
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London, UK (PRWeb UK) April 26, 2009 With ocean temperatures rising and trust in financial services diminished, chartered accountancy firm Accounts Assist is introducing a raft of measures to ensure that the firm remains a beacon of environmental, social and governance (ESG) best practice.
Similar to sustainability reports, the purpose of an ESG policy
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Andover, MA (PRWEB) May 28, 2009 WSI expects the upcoming summer (June-August) to average cooler than normal across most of the eastern US, with above-normal temperatures common across the western US. The highest probability for a cool summer is in the Southeast, while the Southwest, Rockies, and Northwest are most likely to have a warm
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Morgan City, LA (PRWEB) September 30, 2009 Delta Wave Communications, Inc. is pleased to announce that they will be demonstrating the new Thrane and Thrane EXPLORER Link technology at their outdoor booth at the upcoming LAGCOE energy exhibition, taking place October 27-29, in Lafayette, LA. They will introduce the technology at the upcoming ATCE2009 conference
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Image by meganpru Question by Chris G: Questions about theoretical ZPE weapons? How would they work? I’ve read an article in Popular Science years ago that described ZPE (Zero Point Energy). Basically it is an energy source that permeates the vacuum of space-time itself. According to the scientist who wrote the article, there is enough
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Image by chesapeakeclimate Question by jrg: What would happen if I dropped an atom bomb on a hurricane? I’m talking about intercepting the hurricane while its still in the wide open ocean. The bomb would concuss the surrounding air mass therefore dessipitating the vortex and inturrupting the energy feed. Best answer: Answer by David DYou
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Santa Rosa, CA, and Washington, D.C. (PRWEB) November 9, 2009 A group of the Web’s leading environmental blogs, podcasts, and social media outposts today announced that they have combined to form a single environmental publishing and social media powerhouse. The resulting new entity, named Simple Earth Media (http://simpleearthmedia.com), includes top environmental media and publishing entities
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Question by Ann: What would happen if someone removed all the magnesium from the ocean? I’m researching a new discovery about a machine called a MAGIC engine that takes magnesium out of the ocean and uses the sun to create energy in a way that produces only water and magnesium oxide (which can then be
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Question by Ann: What would happen if someone removed all the magnesium from the ocean? I’m researching a new discovery about a machine called a MAGIC engine that takes magnesium out of the ocean and uses the sun to create energy in a way that produces only water and magnesium oxide (which can then be
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Question by : If Geothermal is our best future energy option – would you invest in it ? To build a large electricity generation plant will cost a billion dollars plus so it would need community investment. Best answer: Answer by Tennis masterIf it was out best then we would have no other option but
about 1 year ago
I’m in the IT field and don’t really know much about Environmental Studies but I’ll tell you one thing though.. don’t choose a major just because how much you can eventually end up making, it is a matter of like and dislike.
You need to find out if you are really interested in these two areas or either one of them. Whichever fits you the best is what you should study. There are plenty of ways to make money.
about 1 year ago
Liesel, I’ve noticed you’ve asked several similar questions regarding different degrees, all asking about the bottom line of “how much money?”.
There are a couple of things I’d like to point out to you. Each of these fields have a wide variety of applications in the workforce, at varying levels of expertise and specialization, making it difficult to quote a firm ‘entry level’ salary. Also, you simply say “degree” rather than specifying the level of degree – AA, AS, BA, BS, MA, MBA, MLS, PhD, EdD, JD, etc. A lot of what you will earn at an entry level will depend on the level of your education, as well as your geographic location and the local job market. My advice here would be to get the best and most education you can afford, and don’t be afraid to change majors if you find something isn’t your “cup of tea”. Keep exploring, through classes, internships and volunteer work, until you find the right fit for you.
But most importantly, I would urge anyone contemplating a new career (regardless of their current experience, education or age), to look at personal factors. Find out what your personal strengths are (the book Strength Finders 2.0 is a great asset), and talk with a career counselor (see your local community college or university – many services to prospective students are free) about your hopes, dreams and passions.
Find a field that will be “soul satisfying” and don’t focus on the money. The financial rewards will be sweeter when they come from working in a field you love, rather than from a job you “have” to go to every day. And because you’re doing something you’re passionate about, you will excel and move up the career ladder easily.