Ronald weisz : Three benefits of wind energy
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Ronald Weisz outlines three key benefits of wind energy: 1) It is a clean source of fuel that does not produce pollution like fossil fuels; 2) It conserves water since no water is used in its production unlike other energy sources; 3) It is a renewable resource as winds are caused by sun heating and will continue as long as wind turbines are in place to harness it.
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used automobile tires that otherwise would have ended up
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I’d put my money on the sun and solar energy.
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sun and are extremely energy efficient. They stay
cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Reynolds’s homes are designed with interior
planters that line the south wall, permitting resi-
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(FIGURE 15-1b). The plants are watered with waste-
water from sinks and showers—commonly called
gray water. In his most recent designs, Reynolds has
devised a system to capture nutrients from toilet
water. The waste is fed into specially lined out-
door planters, where it is broken down by bacte-
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and are equipped with efficient lighting systems
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environmental responsibility. They are unlike con-
ventional homes, which Reynolds likens to pa-
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M
ichael Reynolds is a maverick in the construction
industry. Based in Taos, New Mexico, Reynolds
builds homes that embody many of the principles of
sustainability. The walls, for example, are constructed of
used automobile tires that otherwise would have ended up
in landfills. The recycled tires are packed with dirt from the
construction site, using a local resource. They’re laid on top
of one another like bricks to build thick walls. Cement
Foundations of a
Sustainable Energy
System: Conservation
and Renewable Energy
Energy Conservation: Foundation of a
Sustainable Energy System
Renewable Energy Sources
Is a Renewable Energy Supply System
Possible?
Spotlight on Sustainable Development
15-1: Air France Pledges Cuts in Carbon
Emissions
Spotlight on Sustainable Development
15-2: Reinventing the Automobile
Spotlight on Sustainable Development
15-3: Greensburg, Kansas Goes Green
Spotlight on Sustainable Development
15-4: A Solar Giant Grows Taller
Viewpoint: Bird Kills from Commercial
Wind Farms: Fact or Fiction?
Point/Counterpoint: The Debate over
Hydrogen Energy
15.3
15.2
15.1
CHAPTER OUTLINE
CHAPTER 15
I’d put my money on the sun and solar energy.
What a source of power! I hope we don’t have to
wait ‘til oil and coal run out before we tackle that.
—Thomas Edison
314 PART IV. Resource Issues:
Solution
s for a Sustainable Society
stucco or earthen plaster is then applied to the tire
walls, creating an appealing design (FIGURE 15-1a).
Reynolds’s houses, called Earthships, are generally
built into the sides of hills, taking advantage of
the Earth to shelter the house from summer heat
and winter cold. With their thick walls and well-
insulated ceilings, Earthships are heated by the
sun and are extremely energy efficient. They stay
cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Reynolds’s homes are designed with interior
planters that line the south wall, permitting resi-
dents to grow a variety of vegetables year round
(FIGURE 15-1b). The plants are watered with waste-
water from sinks and showers—commonly called
gray water. In his most recent designs, Reynolds has
devised a system to capture nutrients from toilet
water. The waste is fed into specially lined out-
door planters, where it is broken down by bacte-
ria and other microorganisms. The nutrients are
used by plants growing in the planters.
Besides being heated by the sun, Reynolds’s
homes generate their own electricity from sunlight
and are equipped with efficient lighting systems
and appliances. His homes even capture and purify
rainwater and snowmelt off the roof for cooking,
drinking, bathing, washing dishes, and other uses.
Earthships are designed for self-sufficiency and
environmental responsibility. They are unlike con-
ventional homes, which Reynolds likens to pa-
tients in intensive care units that depend on outside
support in the form of food, water, and energy.
FIGURE 15-1 A house for all seasons. Radial, that is. (a) Architect and
builder Michael Reynolds .
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devon
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Population energy climate change
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The Need For Renewable Energy Sources
An ever growing population means an ever growing requirement for energy. Nowadays, enormity of energy cannot be denied. It
is essential in every walk of life. Energy sources can be broadly classified as renewable and non renewable. Knowing the
dreadful fact that nonrenewable sources will eventually deplete, the importance of renewable sources cannot be underestimated.
The most important aspect while utilizing them is their impact on the environment. This paper briefly presents the importance
of renewable sources of energy owing to the backdrop of fossil fuel dilemma. Major emphasis is placed on the use of alternative
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Technologies that can destroy the environment (1)
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Trees for future 2016
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- 1. Ronald Weisz : Three Benefits of Wind Energy
- 2. As a talented and respected international businessman, Ronald Weisz knows that sourcing affordable energy is important for all business owners. Wind energy is a particularly good choice for communities for a variety of reasons, including the following:
- 3. • Wind energy is an entirely clean source of fuel with no related pollution whatsoever, like fossil fuels such as natural gas or coal produce. Fossil fuels create numerous negative effects, such as greenhouse gases and acid rain.
- 4. • As water becomes a more and more precious resource each year, it’s important that we look for ways to conserve it, and wind energy does just that. There is no water used in wind energy production, unlike nuclear or gas-fired power.
- 5. • Wind energy is completely renewable, as winds are caused by sun’s heating of the atmosphere. As long as we have the turbines to harness it, wind energy will continue to be a form of energy that is always available to us.
- 6. • Wind energy has opened up lots of new jobs worldwide. In 2016, wind energy was responsible for employing over 101,000 new workers in the United States
- 7. Ronald Weisz lives in Ireland, though he often travels to the United States. Ronald Weisz has invested in a wind energy project in Montana.
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