Posted by Finley Williams on November 28, 2015 ·
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Decarbonisation is what the world desperately needs, if civilization-destroying global warming is to be avoided we need to make the low carbon energy transition very quickly indeed, the experts say. In other words we must stop using fossil fuels like coal, and move over to using renewable energy, if we are to survive temperature rises […]
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Posted by Steve Last on August 18, 2015 ·
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[p1vc-video] What Are Renewable Natural Resources? Natural resources are the naturally occurring aspects of the way the world works. This is often known by the amount of biodiversity that exists in various ecological communities. Numerous such resources exist in our lives every day, and the most obvious of these are such as water, air and […]
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Posted by Bob Bowerssen on August 18, 2015 ·
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[p1vc-video] Thе current state оf conventional energy resources nowadays hаѕ prompted mаnу people tо look fоr alternative sources tо augment thеіr energy needs. Of thеѕе, a renewable energy resource іѕ оftеn thе mоѕt preferred bу mоrе energy consumers thаn оthеr type оf energy sources. So, what is a renewable energy source? Read on for the […]
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Posted by Bob Bowerssen on August 15, 2015 ·
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[p1vc-video] The renewable energy resource is abundant, as well as that the innovations for collecting it and converting it into useful energy, are getting better rapidly. There are many methods to use renewable energy. The majority of us already make use of one or more renewable resource in our daily lives every day. Renewable Energy […]
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Posted by Finley Williams on August 10, 2015 ·
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[p1vc-video] All About The Renewable Energy Resources That Can Provide Us With Renewable Power The term: “Renewable Resources” refers to energy produced from natural resources which are replenished in the typical training course. Solar power, wind energy, tidal energy, etc as well as energy drawn out from biomass and biofuels drop in this classification. So, what […]
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Posted by Finley Williams on August 10, 2015 ·
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[p1vc-video] Introduction Our world is overwhelmingly powered by fossil fuels like oil and gas. The result has been: Rising cost of all energy sources due to decreasing availability as coalfields and oil fields become exhausted, dependence on some of the most unstable countries where most of the oil and gas still remains, and last but […]
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Posted by Finley Williams on August 8, 2015 ·
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President Obama has made going green mainstream. Gone are the days when the climate change deny’ers held any real influence. The effects of global warming are all about us. Now is the time to start changing what we do, to stop things getting worse. Green energy use is important for the environment and to allow […]
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