Planning and Development My goal is to design a community that is able to live sustainable and self sufficiently. I will take into consideration all of the fundamental aspects: food, water, energy, sewage, solid waste, and transportation. To design a sustainable community, one must use green alternative methods and use renewable sources. Sustainability should be a process of planned change and learning. To have a sustainable community, there must be sustainable relationships between people;
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blocks, habits and fossil fuel. The renewable energy debate is something that all people have weighed in on and continue to argue about. Some people say that there are more than enough fossil fuels to provide energy for years to come. Others want to introduce hybrids into the mix in order to lessen the carbon footprint, even though electric cars still rely on the electricity generated by coal. Many people want to explore new alternatives for energy while others want to find new areas to drill for
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Cellulose Ethanol as Alternative to Fossil Fuels Saint Leo University Today people are dependant almost entirely on fossil fuels as a form of energy and fuel. There is a very finite amount of fossil fuels in the grounds and it in inevitable that we will run out. For a time we thought ethanol from corn would be what took us away from our dependence on fossil fuels. Scientists are now looking into various options for alternative sources of fuel such as solar power, wind and biomass. Biomass
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Renewable Energy Sources in Solving Global Oil Crisis Student’s Name College Impacts of Implementing Renewable Energy Sources in Solving Global Oil Crisis Alternative energy is a non fossil renewable type of energy. Due to rapid increased use of coal and oil in the late 1800s various concerns over the sustainability of fossil fuel as a future source of energy; this has led to the proposal of renewable energy sources (Simon, 2007). With the discovery of renewable corn-based ethanol oil energy in 1917
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Table 2.1 Comparison between the Effectiveness of the Duranta Scar Remover and the Commercial one 1A AND 2A (Scar from burn) | | | | | |Scar Remover |Amount Applied |Frequency |Observation | | | |
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learning to become a manager. Do not choose a customer. Conduct the entire analysis from the point of view of this character. Make sure that all of the alternative solutions you list (see below) are things from your role's perspective and things within the power of your character to do. If you don’t have a name, identify a job title. Do not list alternatives that other people have; only list the options facing your chosen role. You are making your character's decisions and no one else's. Identify your
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Assumptions & Missing Information 6 Problem Statement 7 Development & Evaluation of Alternatives 7 Alternatives 7 Alternative One: Build an e-Commerce platform 7 Pros 8 Cons 8 Alternative Two: Strategic Partnership with NSM 9 Pros 10 Cons 10 Alternative Three: e-Textbook Options 11 Pros 12 Cons 12 Alternative Four: Client Focused Strategy 12 Pros 13 Cons 13 Alternatives Matrix 14 Index 14 Conclusion 15 Solution Objectives 15 Recommendation 15 Build an e-Commerce
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250000 + 9250 + 130 = $259,380 Branch #2 Develop Rapidly .86(500000) + .12(25000) + .02(1000) = 430000 + 3000 + 20= $433,020 When looking at Developing New Product you would chose the alternative that is expected to give you the most value which in this case would be to Develop Rapidly giving you the highest payoff $433020 Branch #3 Strengthen Products .77(2000) + .06(10000) + .17(3000) =
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[pic] SOLAR ENERGY SOLUTIONS/SERVICES TO TELECOM TOWERS (Business plan) (assignment to COURSE) (entrepreneurship) INDEX TABLE Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary 3 2. The Problem/Pain Points 3 3. The Solution 4 a. Technology Selection 5 4. Why Now: 6 5. Market Analysis 7 6. Competition 8 7. Product/ Solutions 9 8. The Business Model 10 9. Management & Team 11 10. Financial 12 11. The Harvesting Strategy 14
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Without clean air and water cities and towns will not be livable. Everyday human activities cause air and water pollution but at the same time industries causing pollution support economies providing livelihoods. This creates a paradox. We need industries to create jobs, but we cannot sustain the long term effects for extensive air and water pollution to live on earth. Environmental policy is a broad issue, mostly because of the socio-political dimensions of the issue. This paper presents an environmental
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