When James told us to write using imagery I felt like a lost kid in a grocery store. Is this a business class or English class? I thought I was done with writing courses but I was mistaken. For me being taught what style to write in is like being forced to eat my least favourite food. I thought to myself what is imagery, how can I paint a picture in someone’s head, I may have never met. Then I remember I lived in Winnipeg and imagery is describing every detail, so the reader has no choice but to relate and see the picture you painted. The only thing I could think about was how cold it was outside. You start your car and see that dreaded thin layer of ice covering the windshield. Your breath turns white on every exhale as it meets the crisp air. Being a Winnipeger you didn’t wear gloves because its only -20 today, a mild winter day. You begin to use your ice scraper peeling the ice off your windshield. The sound it makes is nothing short of torture.Your teeth beg for it to sto
Manitoba hydro SWOT analysis Strengths: Clean energy source Renewable energy Can store energy in system low energy lost in process minimal pollution added to earth Weakness working on indigenous land Impact fish species and change water levels Expensive to construct damns Negotiating with government on cost and where to build future damns Opportunities Export energy to the United states and beyond Help shift toward an electric car world Solar and wind (other renewable energy sources) development Threats Drought/ water becoming more sparse Province increasing price of hydro bills, customs become dissatisfied look for cheaper energy sources regardless on environmental impact
Social Business case study Aki energy Aki energy is helping power First Nations communities by providing the latest technologies and training. By utilizing techniques such as geothermal heating and providing electricity and water to homes Aki energy is a company of the future. They directly teach people in the community the trades needed to install these devices so they can retain the information and use when necessary. They are helping lower energy costs and consumption by over $100,000 every year.
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