Man has made significant strides in the industrial revolution

Since the discovery of fossil fuels, man has made significant strides in the industrial revolution. So far, fossils fuels have provided the much-needed energy to run industries, households, cars, and institutions. It is beyond any reasonable doubt that fossil fuels have enabled the technological and in the world today.

man has made significant strides in the industrial revolution
However, uncontrolled use of fossil fuels has resulted in grave consequences, which require urgent attention. The world has been reluctant in to fossil fuels for centuries resulting in wide spread environmental degradation.

Perhaps the latest cases of tornados, increased desertification, lose of arctic ice and marine life, and catastrophic storms, all attributed to global warming resulting from excessive use of fossil fuels, should act as a warning to humanity. The best solution to these problems is the adoption of alternative fuels. Despite the controversy surrounding the adoption of alternative fuels, they provide the best alternative for human survival.

Alternative fuels are substances such as bioalcohol, biodiesel, nuclear reactors, hydrogen, vegetable oil, , and compressed natural gases, which can provide energy other than the known conventional fossil fuels.

Biofuels, for instance, are an that provides humanity with an opportunity to continue enjoying the use of trains, cars, and planes without harming the environment.

Biofuels harnessed from crops provide an opportunity for farmers to earn a decent income and should be encouraged. Despite the hard work and commitment to feeding the world, farmers have earned little credit and appreciation, and should be paid back by adopting biofuels.

Alternative fuels are effective. , for instance, offers an exceptionally clean burning alternative and produces power that is equivalent to fossil fuels. Nuclei reactors also fall in this category, as they produce immense power and emit no harmful gases in the atmosphere. It would be understandable to sideline alternative fuel sources if they were ineffective, but that is not the case.