Global warming and environmental destruction is unstoppably on the rise. The major causes of these are the extensive utilization of fossil fuels which includes crude oil and natural gas from the 19th century to the current era to support war, intensified manufacturing technologies, and intensified utilization of transport systems. Extensive mining of crude oil and natural gas not only brings about toxic emissions of by-products. The intensity of mining also leaves a huge impact on the emptied underground spaces resulting to earthquakes of tectonic origins.
Perhaps, it is time for the elite think-tanks to consider massive utilization of solar cells to harness solar energy and power all possible activities that require it before all the mountains in the world will crumble down and human existence is no longer possible.
Showing posts with label Global warming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Global warming. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Environment and Climate Change
Harris, Paul G., ed. 2003. Global Warming and East Asia: The Domestic and International Politics of Climate Change. New York: Routledge, extensively discussed the issue similar to most advocates for several decades now. But, it seems that human activities in consistence with increased population have rather intensified global warming than reduce it to a scale more convenient for sustainable existence. For example, Senator Ted Kennedy just died of brain cancer. Cancer has been known to be caused by environmental factors that hugely intensify warming of the globe. Such factors had been identified to come from excessive use of fossil fuel like gasoline, kerosene, coal, and manufacturing.
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