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As with most arguments, this is a complex disagreement. Environmentalists believe that it is a company's duty to preserve the environment. Even though a company might have to pay more, it should opt for using renewable energy, recyclable materials, or more efficient machinery. However, economists believe that trying to minimize one's carbon footprint will be a financial disadvantage. They think that even though "green" techniques will benefit the environment, it will cost the company more, and it will lessen their profits. Thus, as companies try to find the balance between environmentally-friendly and cost-efficient, environmentalists and economists continue to battle it out.
A bottleneck is a chokepoint, or a spot where things slow down. Imagine 100 people trying to all go through one small door at the same time. That would be a bottleneck.
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No, WikiAnswers will not do your homework for you. That's cheating. Make a list of all the positive things about renewable energy -- you're going to have to do some work and research this using your textbook! -- now pretend you're telling a friend all about these things and trying to convince them to use renewable energy. There's your letter.