Climate Change
Renewable Energy
Renewable energy refers to the energy that is generated from natural sources with minimal effort. For example, energy generated through sunlight, wind, rain, tides, and geothermal heat.
It can be argued that fossil oil energy is also from natural sources however it is important to note that the process involved in gaining access to fossil oil demands the usage of equipment and processes which make this energy source unfavorable for our environment, There is a strong need to promote research as well as industry projects relating solar energy cells and windmills. Nordic countries are primarily working towards highlighting the importance and effectiveness of renewable energy sources.
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Glacier Melting/Arctic
Conducting research on glacier surface samples have been focus of climate researchers in the recent years. Century old glacier ice hides very important information regarding impact of human industrial activities on the climate.
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Alternative Energy
Alternative energy is an energy source that is an alternative to fossil fuel. The motive behind looking for alternative energy is to have a control over CO2 emission.
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Renewable Energy
Renewable energy refers to energy that is generated from natural sources with minimal effort. For example energy generated through sun light, wind, rain, tides and geothermal heat.
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Energy Security
Energy resources are spread all over planet and division is mostly uneven. It is vital for economic model of any country to survive and sustain that adequate energy resources are made available and supply is maintained.
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