Pros (good):
- Inexpensive
- Can degrade the crudest oils
- Quick and minor waste is water and CO2
Cons (bad)
- Waves can carry bacteria into place they are not needed or wanted
- Germs may harm marie animals by putting excess CO2 in water
- Germs may be harder to exterminate because they are engineered
Answer:
No, viruses are not considered cells as they're parasitic and can't live on their own. A virus has to infect living cells in order to survive, so it's not considered a cell.
Decomposition.... i think.. Because then they make the soil fertile....
Based on the above sources, the most economical to use is the hydroelectric, since there is a fast-moving current in the river. Also, it is the commonly used energy-generation process. For wind turbine, it would require a minimum of 8kph to power the wind turbine, in this case is not sufficient. Coal deposit is not likely an option because this has some environmental concerns. Solar is not also an option since the village frequently has rainy days.
Sunlight, CO2, and H20 react to yield C6H12O6 (glucose), ATP, and O2
