please only answer question 3b ive provided some charts to help

3a and 3b. Provide Rationale Why We Should Increase the Reliance Upon Some Types of Energy and Decrease Reliance Upon Other Types of Energy in the Next 30 Years (Discuss Pros \& Cons and Impact of Each Energy Source) 3a. Discuss Economic Factors Influencing Your Predicted Mix (20 points) (27.8\% Provide Back Up/Comparison Economic Statistics to Support Your Energy Mix Proposal Including: Projected Cost of Electricity Generation per MWh by Source 2033/2043/2053; Dealing With the Intermittency Issues of Solar (See the "Duck Curve") and Wind Generation Cycles; Regional Job Benefits of Each Source (Dakotas to Gulf Coast Oil/Gas States, Appalachian Coal States); Typical Skill Leve and Compensation by Industry (Compare Lower Skilled Solar Panel Installers vers Higher Skilled and Trained Nuclear Power Technicians); Impact of "Off-Shore" No USA "Renewable Energy" Jobs vs "On Shore" USA "Renewable Energy" Jobs 3b. Discuss Environmental Factors Influencing Your Predicted Mix (16 points) (22.2\%). Provide Back Up/Comparison Environmental Statistics to Support Your Energy Mix Proposal Including: Green House Gas Emissions Per Source During Electricity Generation for Homes/Industry/EVs; Hidden Emissions Related to Toxic Mining of Rare Earth Metals for the "Green Infrastructure" (Heavy Duty Mining Machines Use Diesel Fuel); Disposal of Solar Panels, Wind Turbines, and Electric Car Batteries; Coal Burning for Solar Panel Production; Impact of Planetary Air Currents Which Pollute West Coast States with Chinese Based Particulate Air Pollution Natural forests capture CO2; Deforestation releases CO2 Fossil Fuel Emission Levels . Pounds per Billion Btu of Energy Input Source: ElA - Natural Gas lssues and Trends 1998 3a and 3b. Provide Rationale Why We Should Increase the Reliance Upon Some Types of Energy and Decrease Reliance Upon Other Types of Energy in the Next 30 Years (Discuss Pros \& Cons and Impact of Each Energy Source) 3a. Discuss Economic Factors Influencing Your Predicted Mix (20 points) (27.8\% Provide Back Up/Comparison Economic Statistics to Support Your Energy Mix Proposal Including: Projected Cost of Electricity Generation per MWh by Source 2033/2043/2053; Dealing With the Intermittency Issues of Solar (See the "Duck Curve") and Wind Generation Cycles; Regional Job Benefits of Each Source (Dakotas to Gulf Coast Oil/Gas States, Appalachian Coal States); Typical Skill Leve and Compensation by Industry (Compare Lower Skilled Solar Panel Installers vers Higher Skilled and Trained Nuclear Power Technicians); Impact of "Off-Shore" No USA "Renewable Energy" Jobs vs "On Shore" USA "Renewable Energy" Jobs 3b. Discuss Environmental Factors Influencing Your Predicted Mix (16 points) (22.2\%). Provide Back Up/Comparison Environmental Statistics to Support Your Energy Mix Proposal Including: Green House Gas Emissions Per Source During Electricity Generation for Homes/Industry/EVs; Hidden Emissions Related to Toxic Mining of Rare Earth Metals for the "Green Infrastructure" (Heavy Duty Mining Machines Use Diesel Fuel); Disposal of Solar Panels, Wind Turbines, and Electric Car Batteries; Coal Burning for Solar Panel Production; Impact of Planetary Air Currents Which Pollute West Coast States with Chinese Based Particulate Air Pollution Natural forests capture CO2; Deforestation releases CO2 Fossil Fuel Emission Levels . Pounds per Billion Btu of Energy Input Source: ElA - Natural Gas lssues and Trends 1998