Tuesday, September 24, 2013

The Egyptian Struggle for Clean Power Productions

Jacob Leale



           Throughout history every advanced civilization becomes overwhelmed with the sensation of obtaining a source of energy. Energy to feed the forever changing technological advances its civilians use. Light bulbs, for example, take in electricity to produce a form of energy we use for an alternative for sunlight. Cars, are used for transportation, need a form of fuel to power its engine. Fuel is formed by refining oil from its natural state, and energy is used to provide the tools to do so. The now occurring struggle is to not only use a power source to create all these devices and tools, but to create and use a power source which doesn't have a tremendous negative impact on our ecosystems and environment. I have chosen this topic based upon my never ending interest of alternative energy sources and clean production of energy. In Egypt, we can stumble across many fine examples of power productions, such as Hydro-pumps and oil-refineries. The quest is to search for its impact on the ecosystem in the production system's surrounding areas. All we need now are reliable sources.    





















   

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