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The Renewables: Our Future is Alive!
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If you were given a choice between a regular chocolate bar and a chocolate bar which lasts forever, what would you choose? I’ll definitely go with the second one. Now this doesn’t happen in an ideal world. But what we do get is a group of resources which can be used to provide energy that can virtually last forever. For example, the wind, which is always around. It can never be used up completely.
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Pulkit Cohli
Pulkit Cohli is an Indian Environmentalist, who is the author of an ebook titled "The Renewables: Our Future is Alive". He is currently studying B.tech in Biotechnology from University School of Biotechnology, New Delhi.
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The Renewables - Pulkit Cohli
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If you were given a choice between a regular chocolate bar and a chocolate bar which lasts forever, what would you choose? I’ll definitely go with the second one. Now this doesn’t happen in an ideal world. But what we do get is a group of resources which can be used to provide energy that can virtually last forever. For example, the wind, which is always around. It can never be used up completely. Also, we have sunlight. We will never run out of sunlight. Not until the next few billion years, at least. These are known as the renewable energy resources. The energy they provide is called the renewable
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