it has an impact by farting from the clowds :)
disruption of aquatic life in the area.
The 'use' of renewable energy [sources] must be maximized. And How!
Tidal power, also called tidal energy, is a form of hydropower that converts the energy of tides into useful forms of power, mainly electricity. Tidal energy is a renewable energy source.
Does not require fuel to run. 2) Environmental friendly and does not produce any greenhouse gases. 3) Maintenance is low on cost.
some advantages of tidal energy are, continuous, predictable energy. Another benefit of tidal power is that it is predictable. The gravitational forces of celestial bodies are not going to stop anytime soon.
Environmental groups do not necessarily oppose use of tidal energy, but in some cases they oppose the location that is proposed to make use of the energy. The opposition is usually based on negative effects it would have on wildlife and the environment.
Tidal energy is only available on the coast. Some locations are better than others for tidal energy because of the tidal range - for example, the North West of Australia has a very large tidal range.Converting tidal energy to electrical energy may require the construction of channels or barrages which may impact on the environment.
disruption of aquatic life in the area.
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Tidal energy exists whether anyone uses it or not. Asking whether it can harm sea life is rather pointless, as it has existed for at least hundreds of millions of years; sea life that can't deal with it died out long ago. If you're asking if power plants based on tidal energy could hurt sea life... sure, it's possible. They can be designed to have as little impact as possible, but nothing is ever 100% safe. However, it's a tradeoff: the impact of tidal plants would almost certainly be less than, say, the British Petroleum oil well explosion in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
No, there is some impact from building barrages or channels and the effect on fish migration. However, after the initial setup there are no carbon emissions and the energy produced is renewable.
tidal energy is created by turbines that does make tidal power
tidal energy is be placed in the sea
The Good thing about tidal energy is that is a very clean for of energy. Tidal energy is also renewable. Tidal energy plants could be place along the coast.
The 'use' of renewable energy [sources] must be maximized. And How!
* Solar energy (direct or concentrated) * Wind energy * Hydroelectric energy (from rivers) * Wave energy * Tidal energy * Geothermal energy (from underground heat) * Biofuels (Although from an environmental point of view they can quite damaging)
It is a permanent source and its 'harvesting' has nearly no environmental impact.