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Part 1: At location 1, what is happening is the combustion of fossil fuels in factories and power plants to produce carbon dioxide (CO₂), which enters the atmosphere in the Carbon Cycle. This process started on a widespread scale in the Industrial Revolution with the invention of the steam machine. The reaction for the combustion of carbon is shown below:
C+O₂ → CO₂
Part 2: At this location, different types of energy transformation are happening successively. Considering that this is a power plant, firstly the potential chemical energy in the coal is transformed into thermal energy, this thermal energy is then transformed into mechanical energy by the action of the steam, and lastly, the mechanical energy is transformed into electrical energy in the generator.
Part 3: This process is a recycling of carbon in the carbon cycle because carbon that is transformed in this cycle eventually goes to carbon sinks (Fossil Fuels are carbon sinks). These carbon sinks sequestrate carbon and to return it to the atmosphere and recycling this carbon it is necessary to burn them in these factories. Thus, this is a recycling process in the carbon cycle.
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Answer:
Advantages: Wind turbines do not actively create green house gases, wind is an indirect solar energy (which means it never runs out), and it has a fairly high net energy
Disadvantages: NIMBY effect (not in my backyard, it means people support it, but they don't want to be near it), transportation and construction of materials cause greenhouse gases, and wind turbines can kill/harm birds and bats
Explanation:
Gathering, constructing and transporting materials to build wind turbines releases green house gases, because of vehicle's combustion and factory emissions. However, wind turbines rely on a renewable resource that a) never runs out, and b) is a clean source of energy. Compared to nonrenewable energy sources, wind is a good energy source.
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