Alternative Energy Resources
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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ALTERNATIVE ENERGY RESOURCES
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The U.S economy depends too much on Middle Eastern Oil.
THE UNITED STATES IS LEFT INCREASING VULNERABLE TO A REGION IN TURMOIL.
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POLICY CRITERIA
THE COST OF THE POLICY, POLITICAL FEASIBILITY, COST EFFECTIVENESS, EXTERNALITIES
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COAL IS THE CHEAPEST FORM OF ENERGY WHICH IS WIDELY USED WORLD WIDE EVER SINCE THE INDUSTRIALIZATION.
Air Pollution-Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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Wind Energy can reduce 825 million tons of CO2 by 2030
US IS CONSIDERED AS THE SAUDI ARABIA OF WIND ENERGY.
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Wind does not blow in reliable schedule and needs emergency power plants
A TOTAL OF $197 BILLION AS INVESTMENT TO BRING WIND PRODUCTION TO THE 20% GOAL IN 2030.
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SOLAR ENERGY DIRECTLY COMES FROM THE SUN WITH MINIMUM RISK
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Need strong financial augmentation for mass production
HOWEVER, THE SOLAR PANALS ARE SO EASY TO BE INSTALLED.
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World nuclear capacity would have to triple by 2050 with the U.S adding 200 more new reactors.
EXISTING 103 REACTORS IN U.S CAN USE 90% OF LICENSED CAPACITY.
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OECD said 960,000 people die around worldwide died prematurely by airborne particles
Humans are relative already exposed to high risk of cancer from naturally occuring background radiation.
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Due to recent Fukushima disaster along with The Three Mile Island accident and Chernobly diasaster
IT WILL BE HARD TO GAIN POLITICAL FEASIBILITY FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY EXPANSION.
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Wind Energy has the highest potential due to its technological advantages.
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