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>The new age of environmental rescue is at hand. It’s clear when one observes history that civilizations oftentimes bring themselves to the brink of destruction before they will embrace change.
One of the main areas of contention is our use of resources and the need to adapt to solar power systems that will eliminate the current destruction and harm we are doing to our environment.
We can see the damage that the burning of fossil fuels has done and we, as a species, have it within our power to undo it. The earth is wonderfully able to rebound from this crisis as it has with every previous crisis. Not all species have survived but the earth itself, and life on it, will.
Here’s how we can begin to make the positive climate changes we need to rejuvenate the earth.
- We need to stop releasing carbon into the atmosphere at rates that can’t be neutralized. For the most part this means by the burning of fossil fuels. We need to find alternative forms of energy to power our motor vehicles. Whether that is solar, Hydrogen cell, biodiesel, or something altogether new: it doesn’t matter as long as we all do it.
The use of fossil fuels for power generation and the subsequent damage being done to our environment is the first of many old practices that have to cease. Luckily for us, this one is going to be easier for the average person.
- Technological advances in the science and efficiency of solar power systems, has made it really cost effective for most people to consider a solar power installation either on their home or nearby. This will allow the homeowner to begin taking the burden off the dirty energy generators and will have the added benefit of financial savings for the homeowner.
- As the solar power system develops, additional panels can be added to increase the generation and savings. With the necessary investment in energy efficient appliances and possibly the development of either a solar heating system using hot water circulated through your home, or the installation of a geothermal system, the homeowner will have the ability to get completely off the grid.
For those in regions without constant sunshine, it is understandable to want a back-up source of power, should the solar cells not be able to harness enough sunlight on a particular day. Of course a small wind turbine would help out there too.
The option of utilizing net metering through your utility company is still the best option. Imagine how wonderful it would be if our solar power system was able to generate enough surplus electricity to send back out to those who cannot, for whatever reason, develop energy self-sufficiency. That would be the greatest gift we could give the Earth and her children.
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