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Green electricity, 25 green technologies that will electrify your future, Kendall Haven

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Green electricity, 25 green technologies that will electrify your future, Kendall Haven
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Green electricity
Nature of contents
bibliographydictionaries
Oclc number
713022994
Responsibility statement
Kendall Haven
Sub title
25 green technologies that will electrify your future
Summary
Each year, our electricity demands increase with the proliferation of devices that all depend on electricity--computers, cell phones, microwave ovens, electric cars, and home entertainment. However, the industry that generates electricity in the United States is the single greatest polluter and source of greenhouse gases. Which green technologies can meet our expanding needs for power?Green Electricity: 25 Green Technologies That Will Electrify Your Future lays out the possible blueprints for a greener future in a way that will engage middle school learners, enabling students and teachers to explore the emerging energy technologies that could become the future of our electrical supply systemIn Part One of this book, the author describes the amazing patchwork of 1,300 power plants and over 5 million miles of wire that comprise our national grid and reveals the environmental damages it causes. Part Two examines the 25 leading ecofriendly contenders to modernize and replace our current grid, describing each proposed technology and how it works. Other relevant information is also provided, such as a qualitative assessment of the pluses, minuses, and limitations of each system, and an assessment of that technology's potential to contribute to our future electrical appetite. --Book Jacket
Table Of Contents
pt. 1. Not so green : the grid we have today -- pt. 2. Greener pastures : 25 electric technologies of the future
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