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The Gulf of Mexico oil spill is swelling the ranks of doomsayers who believe that oil supplies have peaked and will decline fast. They worry about food shortages, a collapsed economy, and civil disorder. Many experts dispute the peak oil hypothesis, arguing technology will keep finding more oil.
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Architecture in recent years has been trying to combat the negative effects of construction on the atmosphere by leaning towards using more sustainable building and construction materials. Building high performance houses are one way that architects have been creating new buildings to reduce the energy used which is
Despite the increase in climate change awareness, in 2022, CO2 emissions, once again, reached an all time high at 417.06 ppm, or 36.8 billion tonnes. Starting in 2011, CO2 emissions have been increasing 2 ppm (Parts per million ) each year for 10 consecutive years, and 2022 made
Wind power is one of the greatest renewable ways of producing electricity as no toxic emissions are generated, it does not attach to global warming, and is one of the most obtainable sources of sustainable energy. Also, hypothetically it is a limitless source of energy. In adequately windy
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