Canada has been involved in many contributions, globally. There are many military, humanitarian, and environmental contributions Canada has made whether they were effective, somewhat effective, or not effective at all. The mission to Afghanistan, supporting Steven Lewis Foundation, and adding alternative energy to the country of Canada (wind turbines) are one of the many contributions made over the past 70 years. In my opinion, with these actions Canada has made, they are very effective and appropriate.
Serval backgrounds leading up to the issue of Afghanistan are the Afghan National Security Forces, police, and army, the Afghan government and the 9/11 attack. The Afghan National Security Forces, Police, and army are not properly trained, do …show more content…
Canada’s electricity system is at a difficult part (we need to be more careful about it). Balancing the energy is wind energy, using wind energy is a cleaner way to produce electricity. A unit alone is able to power over 500 homes. Wind turbine produces electricity 70% of the time (electricity does not work 100% of the time). Concern of climate change, air pollution, and acid rain damage. Wind is quick to install and has no air pollution or greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. Wind energy preserves water sources. Economic development. Does not produce any harmful waterborne emissions or toxic solid wastes. most econominal sources of new large-scale electricity generation. electricity prices decrease, wind energy is good for employment and job creation. wind energy offsets the emissions for other energy sources, thus reducing contribuion to global climate …show more content…
Turbines prodice electricity 70-80% of the time. Wind blows hardest and therefore generates more electricity in the winter. wind power offers on opportunity to add more green energy to th egrid and to add it during the coldest moths of th eyears, when demnad is heacy. Wind has a availbility factor 98%. much higher than converntiional farms of enerfy production. These associated with evironmental impactslike air pollution and its long term health affects. wind enerfy generates no air emissions at all. When there's wind energy there's less impact on water. Evaluate the cost of energy=consider the total evironmental impact of getting energy from its inital source. Including site construction, mining, transporting fuel, adn cost of closing down power plant. Wind energy has very low lifecycle evironmental cost.Coal, natural has shipped by truck, train or pipeline to powerplants for conversion into electricity, cocates and uses engy air pollution, winde energy leaves no hazardous or toxic wastes, use no water.. Many formsof conventila energy are susceptible to the increasing cost of fuel, wind energy rellies on no fuel at all. Wind is free and limitless. The chance of brown or blackout increses when we depend on a single large power plant. It is estimated taht wind energy creates 27% mor jobs than coal-electric and 66% more tahn naturla gas activities of rural life like farmin and raising cattle. Construction phase of a wind
Serval backgrounds leading up to the issue of Afghanistan are the Afghan National Security Forces, police, and army, the Afghan government and the 9/11 attack. The Afghan National Security Forces, Police, and army are not properly trained, do …show more content…
Canada’s electricity system is at a difficult part (we need to be more careful about it). Balancing the energy is wind energy, using wind energy is a cleaner way to produce electricity. A unit alone is able to power over 500 homes. Wind turbine produces electricity 70% of the time (electricity does not work 100% of the time). Concern of climate change, air pollution, and acid rain damage. Wind is quick to install and has no air pollution or greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. Wind energy preserves water sources. Economic development. Does not produce any harmful waterborne emissions or toxic solid wastes. most econominal sources of new large-scale electricity generation. electricity prices decrease, wind energy is good for employment and job creation. wind energy offsets the emissions for other energy sources, thus reducing contribuion to global climate …show more content…
Turbines prodice electricity 70-80% of the time. Wind blows hardest and therefore generates more electricity in the winter. wind power offers on opportunity to add more green energy to th egrid and to add it during the coldest moths of th eyears, when demnad is heacy. Wind has a availbility factor 98%. much higher than converntiional farms of enerfy production. These associated with evironmental impactslike air pollution and its long term health affects. wind enerfy generates no air emissions at all. When there's wind energy there's less impact on water. Evaluate the cost of energy=consider the total evironmental impact of getting energy from its inital source. Including site construction, mining, transporting fuel, adn cost of closing down power plant. Wind energy has very low lifecycle evironmental cost.Coal, natural has shipped by truck, train or pipeline to powerplants for conversion into electricity, cocates and uses engy air pollution, winde energy leaves no hazardous or toxic wastes, use no water.. Many formsof conventila energy are susceptible to the increasing cost of fuel, wind energy rellies on no fuel at all. Wind is free and limitless. The chance of brown or blackout increses when we depend on a single large power plant. It is estimated taht wind energy creates 27% mor jobs than coal-electric and 66% more tahn naturla gas activities of rural life like farmin and raising cattle. Construction phase of a wind