By: Bryanna Osborne. Metal is used for buildings, weapons,& Hydrogen ring tanks. Silver is used for rings, quarters,& jewelry.

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By: Bryanna Osborne

Metal is used for buildings, weapons,& Hydrogen ring tanks. Silver is used for rings, quarters,& jewelry.

 Metal has oil and gas fired electricity of generation in it like 10%  Silver is bad because of the burning fossil fuel.

 Metal is bad for them because when oil is in metal and when that gets in the water the animals can get very sick or die from it.  Silver makes dangerous weapons that humans use to hunt with.

 Metal Catalysts can turn into greenhouse gases with can turn into energy.  Silver wind generators turn into mechanical energy with also can turn into electrical energy

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