What is Electricity?
The Electricity is a form of energy and it has high importance in our daily lives. With electricity we are capable to cook food, turn on TV and computers, lighten up homes and roads, and use batteries to drive cars and many other electrical devices are used by us for daily convenience. One can observe easily the usage of electricity when one passes from home to school and counts the electrical devices, machines and engines that come in the way. This will clear that how much electricity is important to us and how we depend on it.

What is an atom?
After observing the utility, obviously one thinks of where electricity comes from? How does it perform? And what actually it is? But before these questions, let us first learn about the atom and its structure.
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In 1960 the Arctic National Wildlife Range was established. The purpose of its establishment is to protect the “unique wildlife, wilderness and recreational values” of the area.It is being thought that this region could be a possible oil-development site, but it is said by the environmental groups that any oil production in this region would deeply upset the natural ecosystem within the ANWR.
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by Sarah ShawMay 19, 2009
After having a look at the oil imports of the United States, you might be surprised to know that the United States is the world’s third largest producer of crude oil.Though it is the fact that the United States is producing so much oil but then also it is still heavily dependent on foreign sources for its oil supplies.
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by batoolMay 15, 2009
This is second is energy story series of articles that defines what is energy. it also discuss in detail energy’s different forms and their uses especially food cycles and thermal energy.
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by batoolMay 12, 2009
The article is the introduction to energy, and it also explains about the importance of energy in our daily lives. Energy is one of the most essential parts of our universe and is one of the biggest necessities of our daily lives. Energy is defined as the tendency to work, move, and do other activities. We get energy from different sources in this world.
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