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I need help with debate class I. This argument is about Renewable and Non-Renewable energy sources?

Thursday, October 30th, 2008
Justin M. asked:


What are The UPSIDES of NON RENEWABLE energy sources, and what are the DOWNSIDES of RENEWABLE energy sources.

ROSA

Posted in Homework Help | 1 Comment »

Why tax credits should not be given for using renewable energy?

Monday, October 27th, 2008
azor179 asked:


For debate team we are debating the resolution that tax credits should/should not be given for using renewable energy. Please help by posting websites for and against it!

Thanks
Az0r

JEAN

Posted in Green Living | 1 Comment »

Instead of suspending the gas tax for the summer, what if the FEDs give a tax break for renewable energy?

Monday, October 27th, 2008
RED asked:


And take the fed gas tax and put the entire amount toward research for alternative fuels sources. That way there would be funding for research for renewable energy, and rebates for folks who actually save the environment and use less gas. Currently we have no incentive to save gas, other than the pocket book, and as soon as the price of gas goes below $3 everyone will be buying Hummers again.
When demand goes down, so will the price….

GAIL

Posted in Politics | 9 Comments »

can America remain economically strong with renewable energy sources?

Sunday, October 26th, 2008
Chris Watts asked:


I understand that at present if our economy were to suddenly adjust to a green economy, there would be a serious crisis. For one, renewable energy sources are not very reliable, and may need to be subsidized similar to how ethanol is subsidized. But with sufficient research and development, could the US economy remain strong or become even stronger runnng almost exclusively on renewable sources?

CLIFFORD

Posted in Green Living | 5 Comments »

I want to work with renewable energy after college. What should I major in?

Saturday, October 25th, 2008
Sarah N asked:


I’m interested in solar power in particular, but everything is game. I’d like suggestions on appropriate majors and/or courses, and work experiences/jobs I should look out for.
Are there any universities where strides in this field are being taken/interesting research is being done?

RHONDA

Posted in Higher Education (University +) | 4 Comments »

Is it possible to sell renewable energy to other sources other than the national grid?

Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008
UWEISE O asked:


I am planning on setting up a wind farm in Africa and planning to export it to Europe in cannisters or cylinders. Will I be able to get a buyer even though I am not connected to any of the national grids?

RONNIE

Posted in Engineering | 3 Comments »

What companies can I invest in that focus on renewable energy?

Saturday, October 18th, 2008
Minion26 asked:


I’m beginning my research into putting some money into a few companies that are doing research in solar, ethynol and hydrogen technology. Can someone steer me in the right direction?

HOWARD

Posted in Investing | 2 Comments »

Question about renewable energy power plants?

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
Roadjam asked:


i need to describe three renewable energy power plants with details of construction, power output and cost of electricity. any help would be greatly appreciated as i cant find anything useful myself

SAMANTHA

Posted in Engineering | 1 Comment »

Is mechatronics engineering applied in renewable energy sector?

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
Kiwi asked:


I am a mechatronics student and I would like to apply my education in a project related to renewable energy.
I have a Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering. Mechatronics is my postgrad study. Maybe that’s why I am directed towards energy applications for mechatronics.

SAMANTHA

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What can I do with a degree in renewable energy?

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
Taylor asked:


Illinois State University has a bachelor’s degree option of Renewable Energy. What can I do with this degree if I pursue it?

EMMA

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