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-Renewable
-Biodegradable
-Reduces unwanted waste in landfills

Biomass: Any organic matter turned into a source of energy. such as biodiesel or ethanol.

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Hydropower is energy made by the high pressure of water. Dam's are often made to get the water at higher speeds

1. Renewable energy source
2.  has many benefits
3. has a strong economic viability

Secondary Source: Hydrogen

1. clean and renewable
2.

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-It is used widely and makes up 65% of all energy comes from coal and other natural fuels.
-It is very abundant
-Coal is the cheapest form of energy. It is by far cheaper than nuclear, natural gas, and oil.
Secondary Energy Source: Wind Power
-Wind power emits no greenhouse gases.
-It's a renewable envy source.
-Wind turbines are also cost efficient and don't cost a lot of money to manufacture.

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- sustainable/renewable
- Eco- Friendly
- Economical
secondary Oil
- Powers cars
-economical
- a good, simple backup

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- renewable
- eco - friendly
- creates no type of waste
-  The wind turbines are active 24/7

Secondary source: natural gas
- mostly eco - friendly
- The u.s has a large supply of natural gas
- it is relatively cheap

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what can you do for someone that can't afford biofuel?
How do you know biofuel will be come cheaper?
What will you do if there is no more waste left to produce the fuel?

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How much damage would a dam do to all of the wildlife in the water, such as fish trying to get up/down streem?

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Would the speed and flow of water in the town of perioticville be enough to power the town?

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How much would it cost just to implement hydrogen power into Periodicville? Has it been used widely in other areas of the world?

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what will happen when the coal runs out?

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what will happen when the coal runs out?

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How will you insure the water that we use will be sufficient if there is a depletion of water worldwide

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wouldn't the amount of methane really effect the wild life?

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wouldn't the amount of methane really effect the wild life?

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what variety of natural damage is caused my natural gas?

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Where will we find the money to produce this, as well as stay sufficient as a community?

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Even though biomass is biodegradable, is it truly renewable?

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Group 3: How will the release of greenhouse gasses be reduced?

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Group 3: How will the release of greenhouse gasses be reduced?

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If 1 windmill can power 1 house, how many windmills will we need to power the entire city, how much land will it take, and what will be the cost of building and maintaning them?

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1lxbh10Bh8Ryh5FW2g_Ae4VS3-S4Ap98Lhs8gNEb7C7g/edit?usp=sharing

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Were does natural gas come from? Were in the United States is the supply of natural gas readily available?

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How will natural gas energy and wind energy compliment each other and what will each primarily be used for?

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tFx_0C3izbCLuUkXuhR1m6j71vt_5f1ZwSPa3gvUDAw/edit#slide=id.p

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1vIiNESZW35v2WVODMwXPdkFK2awI1Ru8x_j8GWFAmf0/edit#slide=id.g353ce2b3cc_1_0

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How will you have enough biomass to sustain the citizens everyday life?

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Group 3:
How will you combat the ever changing oil market with its speculating investors, ever changing prices, and instability in oil producing regions?

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What is your secondary energy source in case Wind Power isn't generating enough energy? Can you guarantee that their will always be enough wind on a daily basis to create enough energy?

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How will we fund all the windmills?

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How will you use energy when there is no wind? Don't you have to rely on what the weather is that day in order to get the energy?

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How does coal not release greenhouse gases? Isn't this much worse for the environment than other natural sources of energy

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-FVdDwDfdrl5VsnpG3LJuVTZlHXB6dYMliy3hw2y6Tg/edit#slide=id.p