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How does energy keep the world going? How is energy conserved?

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The conservation of energy law states that energy cant be created or destroyed, only transferred. Since energy cant be created or destroyed, the amount of energy in the universe is completely constant.

Energy keeps the world "going" because we use it every single day in our life. Everything in the universe uses some sort of energy. We digest food for energy, we use electrical energy for electronics, we convert electrical energy into heat energy for heaters and such, we use solar panels to power our houses. There are countless examples of how energy keeps the world "going."

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Excerpt from energy from the wind li yung 1every year, more people are looking to get energy from the wind. wind is a clean, renewable source of energy. renewable sources of energy come from natural resources that will not run out, such as sunlight, wind, and water. renewable energy is also called “clean energy” because it does not dirty, or pollute, the air or water. 2we need to use renewable energy sources to keep our world healthy. one problem facing our world is global warming, a rise in the earth’s temperature. global warming is likely caused

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D)The author use logical, rational evidence, describing the benefits of utilizing wind power for energy.

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Excerpt from energy from the wind li yung 1every year, more people are looking to get energy from the wind. wind is a clean, renewable source of energy. renewable sources of energy come from natural resources that will not run out, such as sunlight, wind, and water. renewable energy is also called “clean energy” because it does not dirty, or pollute, the air or water. 2we need to use renewable energy sources to keep our world healthy. one problem facing our world is global warming, a rise in the earth’s temperature. global warming is likely caused

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D)The author use logical, rational evidence, describing the benefits of utilizing wind power for energy.

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Every year, more people are looking to get energy from the wind. wind is a clean, renewable source of energy. renewable sources of energy come from natural resources that will not run out, such as sunlight, wind, and water. renewable energy is also called “clean energy” because it does not dirty, or pollute, the air or water. 2we need to use renewable energy sources to keep our world healthy. one problem facing our world is global warming, a rise in the earth’s temperature. global warming is likely caused by pollution created when people use fossil

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I think it is D. But I am not sure. hopefully it is :)

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Every year, more people are looking to get energy from the wind. wind is a clean, renewable source of energy. renewable sources of energy come from natural resources that will not run out, such as sunlight, wind, and water. renewable energy is also called “clean energy” because it does not dirty, or pollute, the air or water. 2we need to use renewable energy sources to keep our world healthy. one problem facing our world is global warming, a rise in the earth’s temperature. global warming is likely caused by pollution created when people use fossil

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I think it is D. But I am not sure. hopefully it is :)

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Washington, D.C. 3:52 P.M. EDT (1) Hello, everybody. Thank you. Thank you. (Applause.) Welcome to the Eighth White House Tribal Nations Conference. And what an amazing honor, and what a kind gesture for the honor song and the blanket and the hat. I have to say that I m very glad that you also have a blanket for Michelle so she doesn t steal mine. (Laughter.) She would, too. I m just saying. (Laughter.) But that was very moving, and is a reminder of the great friendships that we ve developed over the last eight years. (2) So I ve been proud of what

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The speaker develops his idea that people are in charge of their own destiny by describing the life of Lindsay Early as an example. This can be seen in paragraph 11 of the text. The speaker shares Lindsay's story of overcoming obstacles and achieving success through education and dedication. Lindsay chose to return to her community and make a difference rather than simply "going off" into the world. By teaching her students about their indigenous history and culture, she empowers them to have a sense of pride in who they are and to realize that they have control over their own destinies. This example illustrates the idea that education and personal determination can lead to positive change and self-determination. Therefore, the correct answer is B) He describes the life of Lindsay Early as an example.

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3. read the excerpt from “remarks by the president to leaders from the pacific island conference of leaders and the international union for the conservation of nature world conservation congress” by president barack obama, honolulu, hawaii, on september 1, 2016. excerpt from remarks by the president of the united states september 1, 2016 honolulu, hawaii and in my address there i talked about climate change and conservation, and how those two things are inextricably linked. few people understand, i think, the stakes better than our pacific island

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Looks like you already have the question up Lol I'll go ahead and shoot.

In former President Obama's speech, he puts emphasis on the need for immediate action on environmental impact caused by society, he uses persuasive techniques by mentioning examples of environmental impact such as Fiji villagers being forced from their homes due to rising sea levels and melting glaciers in Alaska. It appears that he tries to appeal to peoples feelings and ethics by using pathos and ethos in his argument.

He also appeals to the audiences logic by using logos for example, his mentioning of uninterrupted job growth. While still being able to increase use of clean energy as opposed to unclean energy. And also providing reassurance that there have been successful cases of increasing use of clean energy. He mentions the Paris agreement and it's change for the better in the environment.

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3. read the excerpt from “remarks by the president to leaders from the pacific island conference of leaders and the international union for the conservation of nature world conservation congress” by president barack obama, honolulu, hawaii, on september 1, 2016. excerpt from remarks by the president of the united states september 1, 2016 honolulu, hawaii and in my address there i talked about climate change and conservation, and how those two things are inextricably linked. few people understand, i think, the stakes better than our pacific island

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Looks like you already have the question up Lol I'll go ahead and shoot.

In former President Obama's speech, he puts emphasis on the need for immediate action on environmental impact caused by society, he uses persuasive techniques by mentioning examples of environmental impact such as Fiji villagers being forced from their homes due to rising sea levels and melting glaciers in Alaska. It appears that he tries to appeal to peoples feelings and ethics by using pathos and ethos in his argument.

He also appeals to the audiences logic by using logos for example, his mentioning of uninterrupted job growth. While still being able to increase use of clean energy as opposed to unclean energy. And also providing reassurance that there have been successful cases of increasing use of clean energy. He mentions the Paris agreement and it's change for the better in the environment.

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Based on the main idea, which would be the best title for this passage? a. hummingbirds in danger of starvation b. feasting on flower nectar c. the highest metabolism in the land d. the torpor of the hummingbird with the exception of insects, the hummingbird has a higher metabolism than any other animal. metabolism is the process by which an organism breaks down its food and gains energy from it. the hummingbird must metabolize its food quickly in order to get enough energy to beat its wings. it needs a lot of energy, especially when you consider

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D would be the best because it explains more clearly what the whole thing is about. Could you take a look at my question when you get a chance please. It is like your, just logic and reading

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Based on the main idea, which would be the best title for this passage? a. hummingbirds in danger of starvation b. feasting on flower nectar c. the highest metabolism in the land d. the torpor of the hummingbird with the exception of insects, the hummingbird has a higher metabolism than any other animal. metabolism is the process by which an organism breaks down its food and gains energy from it. the hummingbird must metabolize its food quickly in order to get enough energy to beat its wings. it needs a lot of energy, especially when you consider

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D would be the best because it explains more clearly what the whole thing is about. Could you take a look at my question when you get a chance please. It is like your, just logic and reading

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