1. By Desiree Williams Period Two April 19 2011

2. I would actually use wind power, however I already researched wind power so the next one I would use would be solar power because it seems very green.

3. I would need many solar panels. The solar panels capture the suns rays and transform them into useful energy without creating pollutant or any harmful gasses.

4. Pros: No pollution Saves you money in the long run Less consumption Tax break Pretty much maintenance free Is renewable Silent The biggest disadvantage would have to be the price of installation. The number of hours of sunlight determines how much panels you will need and what voltage. Take up a lot of space and aren't very eye pleasing They only work when the sun is shining so at night, you'd have to have another system or hope you have some energy stored. Cons:

5. To the building : None really. I mean most of our roofs are already flat so there will plenty of room to put as many of them as needed. Money: We would be a bit broke, because it will be very costly to have power all classroom, lunchrooms, office, auditorium, gym, ac, and heater. School: Eventually it would help save money. However school would have to be cancelled for safe installation and that could cause some kids to fall behind.

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7. All the kids would be Dancing because they Are happy with the Outcome (: This is near the play ground which we would also put up because slides are fu. This is near the front office where we would put the nice looking solar panels. Some of these unappealing ones would be in the back of the school