By Akul Ranjan. Edited by Arjun Chandrasekar. Overview  Fossil fuels and renewable energy sources are the two distinct categories of energy sectors. Fossil fuels are the more widely known and used ones but have greater drawbacks when compared to the developing usage of renewable energy. As the consequences and diminishing of fossil fuels become more...Read More

By Akul Ranjan. Edited by Arjun Chandrasekar. Overview  Renewable energy is the future, allowing an alternative form of energy that can counteract rising temperatures and the rapid consumption of fossil fuels. Renewable energy is just sources of energy that can be renewed over a period of time, such as hydropower or windmills. Increasing environmental damage,...Read More

By Aniket Bose. Edited By Arjun Chandrasekar. Overview Biomass energy (energy from living things) has been used since the time of cavemen when they first made wood fires for cooking their food and keeping themselves warm during the prehistoric time period. Biomass is organic, which basically means that it is composed of living organisms, such...Read More

By Arjun Chandrasekar. Overview Renewable energy can come in many different forms and methods of energy manufacturing. Some of the most common include Solar, energy from the sun; Wind, utilizing turbines to channel wind; and Geothermal energy, energy from hot water and Earth. Some benefits of these types of energies is that they don’t release...Read More

By Alex Zhu. Edited by Arjun Chandrasekar. Summary Humans have been on a search for sustainable energy for nearly half a millennium, with the earliest forms of sustainable energy coming from windmills. We’ve heard a lot of talk about this growing form of reusable and long-lasting energy in the news and modern-day research studies, but...Read More