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The worst problem caused by global warming is the unusual severe weather that we encounter in recent years. Human produce the greenhouse gas emissions throw usage of cars and nuclear power plants. The more greenhouse gas emissions in our atmosphere, the warmer the weather gets which will leaves to global warming. The warmer the oceans get the stronger and more powerful the hurricanes get. Hurricanes feeds throw large bodies of warm water and moister in the air. Once it hits land the hurricane will lose its strength and eventually disappear. The coastal cities area gets the most damaging during hurricanes session. Instead of using the money to rebuild damages aftermath of the hurricanes, we should think of a solution how we reverse global warming.


There are two types of energy. “Renewable energy which energy generated from natural resource such as biofuels from plants, hydro power produce by water falls, solar energy by using sun light, wave power from the ocean energy waves, and wind power from wind energy. Non-Renewable Energy which is strictly depending on natural resource that cannot be man made. These resources are fixed amount on earth such as coal, petroleum, and natural gas.”[1] We need to shift to from Non-Renewable Energy to Renewable Energy. “Renewable Energy will prevent global warming pollution, reduce dependence on imported fuel, and ease the price of natural gas. Sadly United States was only responsible for about 2% of using solar energy which uses light from the sun to convert into energy to power their houses. Other counties such as European use 12% and China use 62% of the total world solar capacity by country.”[2] We are living one the most develop countries in the world and yet we are using old technologies. We rely heavy on the petroleum and we have to depend on the Middle East countries to supply us oil.

In order to spread to the public of these innovations technologies is advertisement to educate consumers. We can save money in the long run and the most important of all is reducing global warming.

[1] “U.S. Department of Energy. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy” 8 Oct. 2008

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[2] Del Chiaro, Bernadette. “Solar Water Heating. How California Can Reduce Its Dependence on Natural Gas” Environment California on the Web April 2007 < http://www.environmentcalifornia.org/uploads/at/56/at563bKwmfrtJI6fKl9U_w/Solar-Water-Heating.pdf >