Not only is the environment threatened by the world's primary use of non-renewable energy, but also to human health. ... The sun rises everyday, constantly providing light and energy that is needed for survival. This makes the sun an excellent energy provider. It only makes sense that humanity takes advantage of the suns clean energy. ... As the sun shines down, Photovoltaic Cells capture the suns rays and provide electricity for a house and even a whole building (Miller 394). ...

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The sun's solar energy causes evaporation to occur and forces water vapor to rise to higher elevations, which then condensates and gives water gravitational potential energy that makes it fall from higher elevations. ... It is also a source that is very reliable. ... Also, hydropower is generally available when needed. ... It also doesn't create any pollution, but however, gases from inside the earth could be released occasionally. ...

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Hydroelectric power generation is also beneficial in that it does not produce any greenhouse gasses. ... Then in 1933 the government saw that besides power production, hydroelectric power plants could also be effectively used for flood control, navigation, and irrigation. ... On an individual level, when watering lawns, it is best to do so in the early morning before the sun rises. This minimizes evaporation from the sun allowing for more water savings. ...

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This rise has taken place over the last three decades as China has slowly loosened its trade policies from a central system to a more market-orientated system (CIA). ... If this inflation rate continues to rise, this may mean that the money supply is growing faster than the rate of the economy and could negatively affect our foreign direct investment. ... "Letting the Renminbi rise would slow the rate of growth of Chinese exports and shift domestic demand away from locally-produced goods. ... China with the world's largest population is also the world's largest market....

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