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Politics, Solar Panels, Advocacy Writing, and Energy
Solar Panels Problem: The world and the United States needs cleaner electricity/energy because of the increased threat of climate change and because of the rising cost of fossil fuels. At this particular moment it is especially crucial because of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. In addition, China has a major advantage in solar panel technology and in solar panel patents. Currently, oil prices are very high, and investing in clean energy technology will lessen the econom
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Data Center Quick Briefing
Data Centers Analysis: In the PJM region, which encompasses 13 states, energy costs/power supply costs jumped from 2.2 billion to 14.7 billion dollars a year. This may have to do with higher oil prices, increasing population, or increasing demand. However, it is most likely caused by rising energy costs due to AI and data centers. This is a massive energy cost increase that is devastating. Additionally, it is impacting people in the PJM region and is causing increasing energ
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Housing Assistance for Mental Health Patients (For the Homeless Population)
Problem: Patients with mental health issues sometimes become homeless. This is a portion but not all of the homeless population. Patients with mental health issues may sometimes be so sick that they are forcibly hospitalized, voluntarily hospitalized or become sick. Patients with mental health issues face a varying number of issues. This is a housing analysis on how to help limit the mental health homeless population. Housing Prices: The existing median housing price is $434
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Oil and Gas- Political Analysis to lower oil prices
How to Lower Energy and Gas prices in a supply and demand shock The United States is facing sky-high oil prices… prices are over 100$ a barrel. The current exact price is ~98.91$ a barrel of crude oil, and the price is up ~4.63% today. (Trading Economics, n.d.) As of February 2026, electricity prices are ~298.11$ compared to 277.36$ in February 2024. (Trading Economics, n.d.). The average price of gas as of late March 2026 in the United States in 3.98$ a gallon. (American Aut
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