Posted by admin | Posted in Green Energy | Posted on 02-05-2010
Tags: education, energy, environment, science, technology
I don’t understand my essay for history can somebody help please?
Find a story about alternative energy it can be about
-wind
-water
-solar
-hybrid cars
Write one page why this is a good idea
What do I need to do? Find a story on one of the four topics and explain why the story is a good idea??
Yes. Google whichever one of those things you like more and find a news article or opinion piece about how it saves/uses/produces/recycles energy. Talk about what the article said, why you agree, and how it would better if more people started using that technology.
History And Uses Of Wind Power As An Energy Alternative / Documentary Video
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