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_______________________________About Our Project
Welcome to FrostedPhysics' Webpage. We are doing a Physics Project on renewable energy, more specifically, fuel cells.
Energy deregulation is in full swing across the world and there is a rapid depletion of fossil fuels,
essential for generating energy. The excessive use of fossil fuels has caused the global warming problem to escalate.
One of the most obvious major contributors to the deteriorating situation is the 750 million
registered vehicles worldwide that emit roughly 4 billion tons of carbon dioxide each year.
There is also a need for us to explore and start looking out for alternative energy sources other than fossil fuels,
as they will run out some day. When renewable energy sources are used, the demand for fossil fuels is reduced,
hence ultimately reducing the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere.
On this webpage, we will be exploring hybrid cars and hydrogen cars and their effectiveness in recuding carbon dioxide emissions.
We hope this webpage raises your awareness of global warming. We also hope you will do your part to reduce global warming. :)
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Friday, February 15, 2008
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Yups! Comment for editions and faster give us the information!
After we get the info, AHEM AT SOME PPL!, I think we should add like direct links :) Instead of just the archives part. Then will be more like a wikitookie where people can browse info based on what they want to read. Mayb insert another table with small links above this Entries table, no borders, then hyperlink. :D like:
Global Warming Hybrid Cars Hydrogen Cars Comparison and Effectiveness Etc.
and DO YOU THINK OUR FONT TOO SMALL? LOL. later Mr. Ang go @_@
adding comments. auto-faved up. disabled right click.
Any html problems, please contact xenia or si rui :) thanks.
<3 frostedphysics.blogspot cuz super pretty :D
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