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Electri-City

Today our life in cities are inseparable from electricity isn’t. T.V.s, PCs, mobiles, laptops, refrigerators, and blah blah blah. Just everything runs on electricity. If you still say no. Then think about the time of load shedding and if you don’t have any backup power source. Now if you think no. Then I must say you are really a good guy. But electricity is runs my PC, lights up my house and charges up the phones. So I love it but I also love to use it judiciously, to save it for future. But unfortunately not everyone loves so. Electricity is really a valuable and important resource in today’s world. We should therefore use it wisely. Save when not needed and if possible then produce too. I was doing my Environmental Education project on electricity production in India when I came to know that India produces much less amount of electricity than it needs.
So we signed N-deal. Our leaders assured us that it will lead us to a better future. Not against it at all. But for how many years nuclear energy will help us. Perhaps one decade, two decades even 5 decades. But hold on we are again going to face the energy shortages for sure. And this time it will be much bigger and worse to contain. It got to be nature-friendly resource which should give power to our houses.
We should save as much as electricity as we and we have to switch to some renewable resource to produce our electricity. As we are installing DTH dishes on our terrace we should also install Solar panels.
Why only solar panels there are lot of ways actually. But it got to be us who got to take the decision. For different people different solutions are there. You just got to select one of them.

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