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Tidal Power Ray Mik and Joe
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Tidal Power : What is it? A huge dam called a barrage is built across a river. When the tide goes in and out, the water flows through tunnels in the dam which have turbines inside.
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Another form of tidal power are giant turbines underwater that look like wind turbines. The tides flow and make the wings on the turbines spin which cause electricity.
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Pros/cons 1. Environmental: con-restrict wild life from migrating. Pro- doesn’t spill gas, oil or toxic liquids into ocean. 2. Cost: tidal energy projects using dams require a stop and start process with the tides. Tidal dams produce less than half the electricity of a non dam tidal energy product. Eventually the US is going to need to be more dependant on domestic energy resources, and this is a good one because it is domestic and we have good access to it. Eventually the US is going to need to be more dependant on domestic energy resources, and this is a good one because it is domestic and we have good access to it.
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Cabin…..
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FUTURE!
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Strawbale Insulation Cheaper than regular insulation Cheaper than regular insulation Has a high R value (r value is a measure of thermal resistance used in the building and construction industry) Has a high R value (r value is a measure of thermal resistance used in the building and construction industry) Relatively cheep Relatively cheep
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CFL Lights Life span of cfl lights way longer than regular lights Life span of cfl lights way longer than regular lights 60 watt 18 pack 3$ per bulb (slightly more expensive) 60 watt 18 pack 3$ per bulb (slightly more expensive) typical lifespan CFL of bulbs between 6,000 and15,000 hours typical lifespan CFL of bulbs between 6,000 and15,000 hours Regular bulb life span between750 and 1,000 hours Regular bulb life span between750 and 1,000 hours
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Active Solar heating Big windows on the side of the house Big windows on the side of the house Creates and captures heat by having the sun come into the windows and heat up water. Creates and captures heat by having the sun come into the windows and heat up water. This is a good way of capturing heat and also having a good view outside This is a good way of capturing heat and also having a good view outside
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Solar panels Panels consist of solar cells Panels can range from 10 to 300 watts Very good for environment n no toxic waste or pollution to create electricity
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Rain barrels 1. Free water 2. Good for the environment, not wasting water 3. Plants grow better with rainwater 4. Also conserving water because your not watering the plants with new water
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