Banholzer, William. “Practical limitations and recognizing hype.” Energy & Environmental Science, vol. 2, no. 5, 2012, pp. 5478-5480. This research article evaluates the public perception of green energy, making reference to the lack of knowledge on energy issues. The author argues that the public is easily swayed by claims from scientists promoting their models of green energy. […]
During the 19th-20th centuries, many religions and religious teachings were founded in the USA along with mainstream religions in order to proclaim the definite sacred principles and rules and to attract more followers. Mary Baker Eddy established the Church of Christ, Scientist, in 1879. The first church was founded in Boston, and it is known […]
Introduction Over the years, there have been concerns on the impact of carbon fuels in use throughout the world. The resulting carbon emissions are accredited with damaging the ozone layer and resulting to global warming. Consequently, global organizations, energy research institutes and individual nations invest numerous resources towards the generation of green energy. These are […]
Introduction When industrial revolution started in England in the period between 18th and 19th century, the aim was to make work easier and increase the agricultural output, the main economic activity by then. However, as time progressed more and more technology was invented which was both beneficial and harmful to the human race. For example, […]