Not only more unavoidable, but the intensity of these impacts are increasing. It’s much like trying to stop your car that has reached 150 miles per hour on a highway for a deer to cross within only fifty feet. If anyone can do the math, then you will find that it’s impossible. Yes, I’m afraid to say that the amount of those carbons in the air and the damage it has caused cannot be taken back. What I’m also afraid is that those carbon atoms are not the only ones causing the damage. Whenever you turn your car on, you have made toxins that are poisoning the Earth. Whenever you open your refrigerator or use bug spray, you have made toxins that are poisoning the Earth. Not convinced yet? Well I want to also point out that these toxins are also killing you. In recent reports, many Chinese citizens have died on the streets and in their own homes because of the amount of those toxins that are in the air. Some of these toxins you might be familiar with, like carbon monoxide. Yes, we do have detectors for them that are sold everywhere. This colorless, odorless gas is a sneaky demon that can harm you without you ever realizing it. It might be easy to get away from outside because the air is so huge, but inside your house isn’t huge. You might be wealthy and own a large mansion, but your house will never be as big as …show more content…
Let me point out that there won’t be enough to share by the middle of this century. We have enough engineers and scientists out there who are trying there absolute best to make the best of our remaining resources and innovate anew. One suggestion might be nuclear power plants that are considered clean energy. I seem to enjoy the fact that it’s clean energy, don’t you? Plus, you can design your own company that produces energy from nuclear power plants. I will guarantee that the future will need more of these plants and you can be filthy rich. Our economy will triumph on an empire of nuclear power plants for all I care, so long that it helps beat those toxic gases in our