Persuasive Essay On Renewable Energy

Water is considered the most abundant compound material on the planet, and is also essential for all living habitants. Two thirds of our world’s surface is made up of water and close to 70 percent of the earth is made up of human beings, thus there is a clear sight that water is the prime element which is responsible for life on earth. No matter the essence, water is a resource we cannot do without especially to maintain a certain quality of life. As a society we need to do everything that we can to sustain its quality and quantity in order to also sustain the life on earth for not only today, but tomorrow as well. Human beings have lost respect for water, which is evident in how we dump sewage, garbage and chemicals in our rivers and other water bodies, exploit the living bodies in the water even to the point of extinction.
The International energy agency defines renewable energy as energy which comes from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, water and geothermal heat of which are all considered renewable (Pelman, 2014). People day in and day out find ways to answer the questions of “how do I fully insulate my house?” or “what energy options do I have to save money?”, and then also comes the “what energy options are good for the environment?” There are many things that can be done to tackle most of these questions, but then none of them come close to the ones offered by Hydroelectric Energy. It’s always been documented that there is an increasing trend of an average of about 6.5% per year in consumer bills over the last thirty years in the United States. Global demand is expected to increase by as much as 59% in the next 15 years. With such a demand, there is clearly supposed to be an expected rise in energy bills (Wate...

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...s or Aristotle in explaining the essence of a thing and its value to humanity (Martinez-Gil, 2001). The essence of nature is most especially defined by properties that define it such as its molecular structure. All through history and in present times, the conditions of society have permitted the existence of very rich “water cultures”, and what has been gravely considered as a necessary resource and in certain instances a spiritual wellbeing.
The construction of hydraulic public works and the conversion of dry lands into irrigated ones has always been the means for social and economic developments especially in the area of urban migration. Powerful technology and reasoned funding have allowed of the construction of varying infrastructures such as reservoirs and out-of-basin diversions to deal with the migration as well as any threats of water shortage or pollution.