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Alternative Energies:
Waves of the Future







James Dylan Nealous, Robert Lewis, Alex Rodriguez and Jason Ballengee










Environmental Engineering 2359
Professor Mahbub Uddin
April 3, 2008
Table of Contents
1.1 Problems with Existing Energy Sources Introduction
1.1.1 Cost
1.1.2 Environmental Impact
1.1.3 Governmental Issues
1.1.4 Pros vs. Cons of Existing Energy Sources
1.1.5 Incentives and Education
2.1 Ocean Energy Introduction
2.1.1 Cost
2.1.2 Environmental Impact
2.1.3 Governmental Issues
2.1.4 Pros vs. Cons Ocean Energy
2.2 Solar Power Introduction
2.2.1 Cost
2.2.2 Environmental Impact
2.2.3 Governmental Issues
2.2.4 Pros vs. Cons of Solar Power
2.2.5 Incentives and Education
2.3 Wind Energy Introduction
2.3.1 Cost
2.3.2 Environmental Impact
2.3.3 Governmental Issues
2.3.4 Pros vs. Cons of Wind Energy
2.3.5 Incentives and Education
2.4 Nuclear
2.4.1 Cost
2.4.2 Environmental Impact
2.4.3 Societal and Political Issues......

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