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RE: Will the end of the oil era be an opportunity to solve the impact of global warming?

in Project HOPE • 5 years ago

Wow! What a very smart and interesting point of view as regards to the present drop in oil price related to global warming. There is actually no doubt that the depletion of the ozone layer which leads to the green house effect causing global warming is definitely as a result of man activities mostly by the burning of fuel.

The reduction of these activities may actually reduce the effect of global warming when compared to the analogy you gave about a fat person who never exercises for 5 years and keeps consuming food that won't help him keep fit.

Some developing countries have even started making use of renewable energy such as solar system to power up most of their devices while some are working on how fuel can be greatly reduced or eradicated for transportation means.

Thanks for sharing this great post with love from @hardaeborla and I hope you have a great day ahead
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    Certainly friend as the analogy expressed of the person who has lasted so long with bad eating habits and want to pretend that in a short time can lose weight, in the same way we can not pretend to fix the planet, although it is true that the pandemic has helped reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, This time is not enough for all the time we have been releasing these gases, however suddenly this is a turning point for technology to take advantage of the knowledge that we already have about the exploitation of hydrocarbons and simply for example to adopt a technology where free and non-polluting hydrogen can be obtained from oil, and that the remaining carbon can be used for the processing of other goods, is just an idea, but the important thing is to be aware that a change is necessary to innovate towards real potential forms of energy, since the traditional ones such as wind, solar, among others, do not have enough potential to completely replace the potential that oil has in the world to generate energy.

    Greetings and thank you for your magnificent contribution to this publication.

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