Imagine if we lived in the world full of pollution, the earth is dying, shortage of food and water supply. ... They used the Energy and resources in such an excessive way in order to make a profit, leaving only pollution, toxic wastes, and rubbish. ... People starting to aware the effect of environmental destruction, such as global warming, water and air pollution, and the extinction of non-renewable resources. ... Nature had been exist since the earth was created, and over billions of years, they had been recycling materials over and over, such as the cycles of water and carbon. ... Nuclear...

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With the natural resources depleting, and pollution and global warming increasing, new and better sources of energy is needed. ... Although these are very good sources, they emit various types of pollution including greenhouse gasses which cause global warming. ... The only exhaust is water. ... Flowing water has a lot of energy. ... We use energy everyday, whether it is to turn on a light, or to drive to school, but the energy we use causes lots of global environmental issues like global warming and pollution. ...

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In-stream devices make use of the kinetic energy harnessed in water in order to power turbines. ... Tidal lagoons are most similar to barrages that trap high water and release it to generate power. ... Also, unlike fossil fuels, using the wave to create power creates no harmful byproducts, such as gas, waste, and pollution. ... Additionally, fossil fuels lead to extreme pollution, while tidal energy is much cleaner. Wave power is better for stopping the pollution from cars, it uses naturally occurring processes. ...

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Furthermore the production itself of the garments is very costly in both terms of energy and water due to its ineffective processes (Figure 2) To put into perspective, about 36% of the energy input in theses processes was lost onsite (US DOE, 2004). ... In the landfills it posses a serious environmental threat as water drains through the trash and hazardous materials that include dyes and bleaches when it rains. This large amount toxic water collects then near the bottom becomes often 200 more toxic then raw sewage (Ethical Fashion Forum). ... "The estimated consumption for an annual glob...

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The very thing which was supposed to help stop pollution, is creating more of it. ... One Voice of San Diego writer reports that many manufactures in China will allow toxic waste to run off into the nearest body of water just to save money (Parkinson). This runoff pollutes the waters in which many Chinese use to catch food, wash clothes, and even use as drinking water. ...

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