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Deciding whether to do or use one additional unit of some resource
1 Whether it is a renewable resource, (a resource that naturally renews itself, like solar power or wind) 2 Its cost effectiveness (does it help reduce the cost of energy in a community) 3 How easy it is to harness this source of energy 4. Whether or not using this resource is harmful to the environment (sometimes wind turbines kill wildlife and scare cows lol) 5 If people want a wind farm in their community or not (if the people aren't for it, it won't be used) 6. Is there a need for said source of energy 7 What types of gases/waste does it produce into the air/water supply when it's being used? Does it harm the environment, or does it simply vaporize? 8 Does it biodegrade safely in dumps, compost heaps, or landfills?
Thinking at the margin... i think
A flow resource is neither a renewable resource or a non-renewable resource. It does not remain in one location and moves about because of natural actions in the physical environment. Therefore, it must be used when and where it occurs. Examples of flow resources are: running water, solar radiation, wind, and tides.
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the results of the factors employed
The factors that determine whether a person can be eligible for an artificial heart include a failed heart, and a physically damaged heart.
Enthalpy and entropy.
Biotic factors help determine where specific organisms live
Intensity and duration
The weather,food supply
DETERMINE
entropy and energy
If it has more than two factors.
Food shelter and work
alcohol and poor judgement.