According to the Philosopher’s Stone, “the prime directive of the culture of capitalism is that it must maintain economic growth” (Robbins, Richard Howard, 2014). Thus, companies must continue to produce goods, and consumer must continue to purchase and invest in the manufactured goods in order to keep the economy operating at a sufficient pace. The Philosopher’s stone also explains that if the economy ceases to maintain economic growth, the economy will suffer from a mass financial devastation. Meaning, families will not have any income, banks will lose money, and large scale companies will be forced to file for bankruptcy due to the lack of funds. Considering the Philosopher’s Stone, I choose not to partake in the reductions of my personal
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One of the argued points is that it will potentially take over two decades for the world to transition from the use of emissions gas, to the use of clean and renewable energy. Some may say our nation is racing time and we are losing, and others may say that we are not even trying to fight. With that being said, other individuals and companies around the globe have taken the initiative to fight and reduce their carbon footprint in hopes that maybe they will gain some control over the climate crisis. Electric companies and construction companies are taking action in promoting solar and or electric powered utilities. According to the Solar Industry Data,“ there are now over 22,700 MW of cumulative solar electric capacity operating in the U.S., enough to power more than 4.6 million average American homes”( Solar Industry Facts and Figures , N/A). Solar panels are not the cheapest alternative, they use the suns energy to keep their indoor and outdoor utilities functioning properly and save families money in the …show more content…
“More than 19 pounds per gallon—comes right out of a car’s tailpipe” (Car Emissions and Global Warming, N/A). Car companies, such as Tesla, are adopting clean energy and using electricity to power their motor vehicles.it has been said that electric vehicles, “can reduce emissions by 80 percent compared to gasoline” (Car Emissions and Global Warming, N/A). Although electric cars do not use the sun’s rays and energy to power the cars, the cars use electricity instead. A primary issue that will deter consumers from purchasing Tesla automobiles is the price. Tesla cars can range from about 50,000 dollars to 100,000 dollars or more, depending on the model of the car and the amount of watts per mile. Fortunately, there are other motor vehicle companies that are promoting electric cars, such as Volkswagen, Nissan, Chevrolet motors and BMW. Again, each company’s prices for the smart cars vary depending on watts per mile and or the model of the
One of the argued points is that it will potentially take over two decades for the world to transition from the use of emissions gas, to the use of clean and renewable energy. Some may say our nation is racing time and we are losing, and others may say that we are not even trying to fight. With that being said, other individuals and companies around the globe have taken the initiative to fight and reduce their carbon footprint in hopes that maybe they will gain some control over the climate crisis. Electric companies and construction companies are taking action in promoting solar and or electric powered utilities. According to the Solar Industry Data,“ there are now over 22,700 MW of cumulative solar electric capacity operating in the U.S., enough to power more than 4.6 million average American homes”( Solar Industry Facts and Figures , N/A). Solar panels are not the cheapest alternative, they use the suns energy to keep their indoor and outdoor utilities functioning properly and save families money in the …show more content…
“More than 19 pounds per gallon—comes right out of a car’s tailpipe” (Car Emissions and Global Warming, N/A). Car companies, such as Tesla, are adopting clean energy and using electricity to power their motor vehicles.it has been said that electric vehicles, “can reduce emissions by 80 percent compared to gasoline” (Car Emissions and Global Warming, N/A). Although electric cars do not use the sun’s rays and energy to power the cars, the cars use electricity instead. A primary issue that will deter consumers from purchasing Tesla automobiles is the price. Tesla cars can range from about 50,000 dollars to 100,000 dollars or more, depending on the model of the car and the amount of watts per mile. Fortunately, there are other motor vehicle companies that are promoting electric cars, such as Volkswagen, Nissan, Chevrolet motors and BMW. Again, each company’s prices for the smart cars vary depending on watts per mile and or the model of the