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There are a lot of reasons why alternative energy is favorable despite the big expense that it brings about to the world economy. There are economists who believe that by using this form of energy, a country’s financial system will drop off drastically. Based on the on-going studies conducted by several research groups, worldwide, investing for alternative energy may cost a great deal of money: however this belief can be considered as a drawback for only today.

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Magnetic energy or magnetism is the force exerted between the two magnetic poles, producing magnetization. A magnetic field is an area around the magnet where magnetic or electrical force can be experienced and is a vector quantity which has both direction and magnitude.

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Readily combustible sedimentary rock that is black or brownish-black in color; coal is found in rock strata and in form of layers that are called coal beds. Harder forms of the rock such as the anthracite coal are regarded as metamorphic rock due to exposure to elevated levels of temperature as well as pressures.

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As the reserves of nonrenewable fossil fuels like natural gas and petroleum is fast depleting, focus has been shifted to the alternative sources of energy like wind, solar and tidal energy. In the United States, fossil fuels meet 81.6% of the total energy supply, and only a 7.3 % of energy needs are catered by the alternative sources of energy.

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There are many oil deposits in the country including Titusville, Pennsylvania, where oil exploration was done as early as 1859. Oil drilling not just meets the fuel requirements of the country but also is a profitable business.

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International Monetary Fund (IMF) has now corroborated what I have been maintaining for quite some time. IMF has upgraded India’s GDP forecast of year 2010 from 8.8% to 9.4%. And on the other hand, IMF has indicated that US poses the greatest threat to global recovery. In fact as per IMF it is India and China and some other Asian economies which are supposed to lift the growth prospects in the world and therefore it has raised the world GDP prospects for 2010 from 4.2% to 4.5%. However it has lowered its growth estimates for Euro zone, Canada, US, Japan, and emerging economies.

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