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Side effect of fossil fuels harms environment
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Develop the moon☜RESOLVED: THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD INCREASE ITS DEVELOPMENT OF THE EARTHS MOON IN ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING AREAS: ENERGY, MINERALS, AND/OR WATER.☜EBF6F7
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1 US current energy sources are bad☜US top sources- 1. Fossil Fuels 2. Renewable energy 3. Nuclear energy☜BC9C76
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Energy’s Future Today
Author:
Eric McLamb
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Allison Andrews
7:18 AM 3 November 2014 GMT
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http://www.ecology.com/2011/09/06/fossil-fuels-renewable-energy-resources/
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Fossil fuels exist, and they provide a valuable service. It’s not so much that we use fossil fuels for energy that is problematic, but it’s the side effects of using them that causes all of the problems.
Burning fossil fuels creates carbon dioxide, the number one greenhouse gas contributing to global warming
. Combustion of these fossil fuels is considered to be the largest contributing factor to the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. In the 20th century, the average temperature of Earth rose 1 degree Fahrenheit (1°F). This period saw the most prolific population growth and industrial development — which was and remains totally dependent on the use of energy – in Earth’s history.
The impact of global warming on the environment is extensive and affects many areas. In the Arctic and Antarctica, warmer temperatures are causing the ice to melt which will increase sea level and change the composition of the surrounding sea water. Rising sea levels alone can impede processes ranging from settlement, agriculture and fishing both commercially and recreationally. Air pollution is also a direct result of the use of fossil fuels, resulting in smog and the degradation of human health and plant growth.
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