Every aspect of being human in this century relies primarily on fossil fuels. People move every day using different types of transpiration which mainly depend on their energy source from fossil fuels, electric providers, military, several large industries in the world base their energy on fossil fuels. As the population increases, the supply and demand for fossil fuels also increases. The increase in fossil fuels plays more than one might imagine on carbon dioxide emissions into the environment. Unfortunately, developed countries are above all the largest energy consumers in the world. For example, there are approximately 400 million people living in the United States and 1 billion people living on the African continent. As far as consumption of energy from fossil fuels is concerned, the United States uses three times more than the whole of Africa. While there are many factors that contribute to this data, the information shows how the United States depends on energy use for its daily lives. Most people would argue that there is no such thing as global warming, but simply changing weather. They mostly tend to give the idea of ​​how the earth is going through different climate changes. Since there was once an ice age, they argue that this is the season when the earth is experiencing warm temperatures and people do not want to take responsibility for their actions to stop global warming. The question shouldn't be