The world has been using lots of fossil fuels for technology during the past century.
When technology grows, so do our minds, and as the modern world sprouts, we think differently about what is good for us human beings versus what is good for the environment.
As more and more leaders realize that global warming has become an international emergency, countries have worked together to help control greenhouse gas pollution.
Only about 20% of the world’s energy usage is from reusable energy, and 80% is from fossil fuel. This is one of the major initiatives of the Biden administration. Joe Biden is going to raise taxes to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases in the US, and other countries such as China, France, and the UK are doing the same. The estimated time for the US to transition to renewable energy is about four decades.
Global warming is a threat to both the environment and our modern world. It floods the land and destroys cities and habitats. The greenhouse gases are part of what causes global warming. The pollution from the use of fossil fuels like coal and gas causes more carbon dioxide and methane to be released into the air. These gases trap the reflected heat (like a thick blanket), making the temperature go up. Scientists have proven that it may take thousands of years to rid the atmosphere of greenhouse gases.
Reusable energy generated from solar panels and wind farms, however, uses natural sources like the sun and wind to generate electricity. We all know that our modern world needs energy to power our communities and the inventions we have created. But we have to also think about the natural and environmental impacts.
What can we do to save energy and also purify the environment? Reusable energy is the answer. Although this would cost a lot of money to make the change, the investment is worth it.