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Image by chesapeakeclimate Question by : Oceans serve as the most potential source of renewable energy.WHY? Best answer: Answer by Grandma6Because they are always moving. We just need the right technology to convert ocean waves to electricity. What do you think? Answer below!
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Question by SquidbillyReturns: Will this be part of Obama’s new energy plan? This sounds AMAZING, after reading it do you think this is a real possibility and how many jobs world wide could it create? Since the U.S. Government funded the initial research wouldn’t it strengthen the country economically and as well as make the
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Image by On the Commons Question by : Energy…..we “are” energy!….:-)? I find it very tremendously interesting how everything in the universe, even us, and all matter is all pretty much made up of energy, condensed and compact, fully palpable and tangible energy, to me thats awesome, it truly does change your whole outlook on
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Question by TasteTheRainbow.: thermal energy questions? Please explain why if you take a bite of hot pizza, the sauce may burn your mouth while the crust, at the same temperature, will not. Please explain why cities that are close to the ocean tend to be warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer than
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Question by blazerboy0484: What is the source of power that fuels the weather? (a) heat from the earth’s surface (b) solar energy (c) cold currents in the ocean (d) rising cool air creating a cold front Best answer: Answer by Just_goneb What do you think? Answer below!
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Image by seasidepost OIL – HOW DOES IT AFFECT YOU AS AN ENERGY SOURCE Article by Kartel OIL – HOW DOES IT AFFECT YOU AS AN ENERGY SOURCE “Without Energy, the wheels of industry do not turn……No cars, trucks, trains, ships, or airplanes could be built without energy, houses would remain cold and unlighted, food
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Question by somber_pieces: Which renewable energy form has the least amount of negative impact on the envioronment? Solar is nice, but how much energy & chemicals are used to make the solar panels. Geothermal is nice too, except along with the steam comes the other nasty byproducts that come up with the steam, depending upon
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Question by Katrishღ: Can you help me with my alternative energy science questions which has energy transformations and generators? 1. What form of energy is released from a bowling ball, a car, and a computer? 2. What energy transformation occurs when a solar calculator operates? 3. What energy transformation occurs when burning a campfire? 4.
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Question by All the good usernames are taken.: What do you think happens to our energy when we die? I won’t say ghosts are impossible, but I’m definitely not all over the idea. I’m only 16. What do I know? But I’ve put a lot of thought into it, and because I’m very much a
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Question by athorgarak: Do any of you know where I can go to receive funding for energy research on the following? I am currently developing several avenues of harnessing the energy of the oceans and tides. I currently know of at least 8 different developed methodes. Two of my methodes are, as far as I
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about 1 year ago
Great question – I wish everyone thought like you.
It will cost you less than $ 250 including entire tutorial, building it, storing the energy and using it, for setup. And there is no further cost. This is assuming you go for the one that I recommend. Others would be more expensive.
The most effective is this one, as I mentioned (the one that I recommend):
http://www.cwglive.com/favorites/earth4energy.php
Update me how it was once you complete this one, I would be happy to hear!
about 1 year ago
Research the market to see what’s available and suitable to your site and wind conditions. First see if your local government will even consider issuing you a construction or zoning permit. Solar is much more practical on a household scale, especially for hot water.