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    57). Meaning we either run out of fossil fuels, or we use so much that we end up killing the earth…

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    Fossil fuels (oil, gas, and coal) have been the pillar of our modern society since the Industrial Revolution. There is no further doubt that fossil fuels have a high density of energy and they are the world’s dominant energy source. Even though these non-renewable resources have a variety of applications like fuel for transportation, electricity, plastic, medicine, and chemicals, they are also the largest emitters of carbon dioxide which causes human health and environmental issues. Every…

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    Climate Change Crisis Whether humans are causing climate change is a big debate today. This was first introduced in 1815. Also in the 19th century scientists came up with many theories how the climate change was made. This became a major problem in 1988. This will prove that humans are causing climate change. Before we get to the 3 main reasons, let’s see what other things cause climate change. There is pollution and smoke coming from factories that burn materials causing a temperature change.…

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    Fossil Fuels also have a great influence on climate change. The burning of fossil fuels in factories and electricity production cover the earth and heat is trapped in, which does a lot of damage. Moreover, Excess heat has dramatically begun affecting the environment. Patrick O 'Driscoll and Dan Vergano, authors who are a part of a company called Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, “Among the findings, Tebaldi says, is that even if people stopped burning the fossil fuels that…

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    With the United States being the second largest contributor of burning fossil fuels in the world, a new source of energy is overdue. About 86% of the country’s types of energy sources originate from fossil fuel consumption and other closely linked greenhouse gases. Some of these emissions include carbon dioxide, methane and other harmful gases. Without an alternate source of energy the atmosphere will continue to trap higher amounts of toxic gases and eventually won’t be capable of providing…

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    with new cleaner sources of energy and the explorations of the natural resources just may help. But is the exploration of natural resources may not be the greatest of solutions for our current environment. Take the world today we run on coal and fossil fuels that damage the earth 's ecosystems put the plant at risk of being uninhabitable. Therefore a need arises to examine alternatives and to look towards ‘greener’ conclusions. The world’s primary energy utilization is made up primarily of…

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    Most people do not think about what they are breathing in every day they’re outside. Chances are you did not realize you are breathing in carbon monoxide, a clear gas that blocks oxygen to the brain and can kill a human. With over 1 billion cars on the road every day, the impacts on breathing are astronomical. Millions of Americans everyday breathe in the toxic gas that is emitted from the tailpipes of cars, planes, trucks, buses etc. And slowly it is taking its toll, causing diseases,…

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    of fossil fuels and the cutting rainforests can cause an increase in greenhouse gasses. They trap heat and increase the effect on the greenhouse effect.…

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    When discussing the topic of Global Warming many questions are thrown up in the air. There are some scientific uncertainties and political controversies that follow this topic. For starters, there are those that generalize the description of Global Warming as the Earth crumbling. On the other hand, there are others who are not frighten by the idea of Global Warming and do not believe there is anything to worry about. In addition, alternatives and responses to this issue are up for debate. There…

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    demands of energy. Even some controversy if Solar Energy really is that beneficial for the environment because of a slight pollution problem. Despite all of the controversies that some people think, solar energy is a good alternative from using fossil fuels. Solar energy, as well as other renewable resources often get backlash as to whether or not they can meet…

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