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@SMcCool11 Wow I never knew that, thats way too high

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@mcmanus_aislinn Yes indeed, the prices dropped from $90/Watt in 1975, to $0.90/Watt in 2012

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@SMcCool11 LOOL

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@yws11111 We should be using more wind energy, as it is renewable and isn't that damaging to ecosystems

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@TainshRyan Which is exactly why we should push more towards renewable energy sources

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@273Phys We should be taking advantage of these renewable energy sources!

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@LuisChu93366843 And if the cooling process is slow, the nitrogen oxide will decompose back into nitrogen and oxygen.

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@JMahathevan In a way yes, since everyone is social distancing

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@aaronfrancis273 Mine was probably Nuclear energy

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@RawanKh74988761 it usually refreshes every night

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@TainshRyan AYEEE good question

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@TainshRyan A conventional 60 watt lightbulb has about 5% efficiency

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@amancuso710 Well that's probably the best way to warm up a pool if you ask me haha

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@amancuso710 That's a great experiment, the pool's temperature dropped 3x more when uncovered than when it was covered

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@RawanKh74988761 thank god, because coal is very harmful

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@RawanKh74988761 I opened the window in my room instead of turning on the fan

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@amancuso710 you're 100% correct

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All government, private, and personal policies should take climate into consideration as it effects:
-Health of the ecosystem
-Human health
-Food production
-Accessibility of water

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@TainshRyan Crazy how the stratosphere extends to 50km or 30 miles

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@spenard_simon and it is 8km thick at the poles!

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This class was really eye opening to take, and it really made me interested about the environment and the impact that us humans have on it