The Global Community Is Growing At An Exponential Rate

Being such a necessary and overused resource makes it a hotly contested subject and global issue. The United States is one of the biggest importers and users of oil in the world, which makes our need of it a major influence on several global markets. Our heavy reliance on dirty fuels, as well as every other industrialized country in the world, will lead to massive effects on the climate of our Earth. This in addition, has led to violence and war, particularly in the Middle East, over the ownership and distribution of oil and other energy resources, which in the end only serves to profit big oil industries. This problem will not stop or slow down, as the demand for energy will only increase as the world’s population and global economy continues to expand. For mainly these reasons, which will be handled more in-depth throughout this paper, the need for clean alternative energy is paramount and must be addressed within the foreseeable future should we otherwise suffer the consequences.

When the Ford Motor Company, popularized the gas automobile throughout the western world in the 20th century, a great benefit was bestowed to mankind - faster transportation. The factor of advanced transportation led to a cause for the modernization and industrialization of the majority of the world. However, as we reap the luxury of more convenient transportation, the atmosphere has reaped the luxury of harmful destruction. Throughout the 21st century, alternative fuels such as Ethanol have been discussed a prime alternative to Isooctane, the current fuel choice. Though Ethanol is a viable alternative fuel, especially with the emergence of new 21st century technology, the comparable combustion reaction rates of both Isooctane and Ethanol, as well as the industrial process to produce ethanol as a fuel, may deem it more dangerous and less efficient than the current fuel choice.

Eishaug and colleagues (2013) comment, “An international groundswell of activity is seeking to identify and reduce the use of health care services that provide little or no benefit – whether through overuse or misuse.” They go on to suggest, “The challenge facing payers and health care service providers such as physicians and hospitals is to develop and implement strategies to reduce the use of services that are identified in these lists, many of which are discretionary, if not potentially harmful.”

The World as a Global Village The term "Global Village" refers to the widening and deepening of the

All over the world, people have been stuck on using fossil fuels. This addiction has been ongoing for the past century as the primary source of energy. Global usage of fossil fuels which include oil, coal, and natural gas, is now producing mass amounts of greenhouse emissions within our atmosphere. Such a series of events have cascaded into changes that are currently effecting the earth on multiple levels. Several of these effects are, but are not limited to: earth’s sea levels rising every year, polar ice caps melting at an alarming rate, life threatening heat waves occurring all over various places of the world, and more impending, inevitable crisis are yet to approach. While most people have already started witnessing the horrible effects, unfortunately there are still those who continue to ignore accurately acquired scientific data that has been collected and presented. Some politicians and experts are still denying the facts about using biological fuels, or that using fossil fuels have harmful effects to the climate altogether with mostly unfounded skepticism. However, other leading nations like Brazil, have already began distancing themselves from fossil fuels to a cleaner biological fuel that is produced from sugar canes (Demain). As an industrial leader in technology, the United States should consider increasing the production and research of alternative fuels. Time is currently racing in the battle against these harmful effects that are rapidly spoiling living

Two of the largest oil spills were recorded in 2015, one in Singapore with an astonishing 4500 tunnes of crude oil and in turkey with an amount of 1400 tunnes. Unfortunately, with these types of massive oil spills the debate for alternative source of energy has become one of the latest issues of concern. In a world where we have banked on the use of fossil fuel for majority of our energy source, society needs to be aware that there are other alternatives readily available. In 2011 the United States produced 5.6 million barrels of oil per day making it the world 's third largest oil producer. (“BP Statistical Review of World Energy”) However with burning fossil fuel comes

With any probable petrol crisis, for all the sectors the alternative fuel is vital to be developed. In addition, pollutants have formed because of combustion of petroleum based fuels in diesel engines. Pollutants from diesel engines include carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), sulphur dioxides (SOx), oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and particulate matter (PM). NOx and PM are the two primary pollutants of diesel engines. It was stated by Lloyd and Cackete, that Diesel emissions contribute to the development of cancer; cardiovascular and respiratory health effects; pollution of air, water, and soil; soiling; reductions in visibility; and global climate change. Research on reducing emissions resulted from diesel engines and studies on decreased fuel consumption are being founded worldwide, especially in EU countries. There are many works on reliable researching and implementations and useful results came to exist. Research and developing alter-native diesel engine fuel is one of the aspects of these studies.

Countries with high average population density tend to be the same as those with large amounts of arable land (e.g. Canada has the 11th lowest population density and very little arable land at 4,73%) because large amounts of land are uninhabited. Generally, areas that are developing have higher population densities, however, less developed areas generally have more population growth.

The awakening of globalisation, technological advancement, rising world population and its corresponding upsurge in demand has incontrovertibly instigated innovation and the emergence of new firms hoping to satisfy the needs of today’s sophisticated customer while yielding returns for survival. Most often than not, entrepreneurs and investors engage in new ventures overly optimistic while according little if not a non-existent attention to potential signals of looming failure and businesses that have long been in the scene are no exemption to this corporate syndrome. As suggested by Paulos (2003), in a world where uncertainty is the only certainty there is, and knowing how to live with insecurity being the only security, it is only prudent to adequately anticipate and forestall failure in the modern day business atmosphere.

Currently, most of the world’s energy is derived from fossil fuels (World Energy Resources 2013 Survey). Fossil fuels are a limited resource and might not be able to meet the future energy requirements of the world for too long (Shafiee and Topal 2009). Apart from being non-renewable, these are also significant contributors of greenhouse gases to the environment leading to air, water and land pollution (Marland and Rotty 1984). Due to the nature of these resources there is an urgent need to conserve these resources. It is also important to explore alternative energy sources for the future.To this end, multiple solutions have been proposed. One of the most

It is an indisputable fact that oil resources are diminishing across the globe. The demand for oil is increasing in countries that are benefitting from the shift in manufacturing and services to underdeveloped countries. In order to maintain particular standards of oil-dependent living, nation states establish unbalanced trade arrangements which contribute to global disharmony. The continued use of oil in its many applications is a dominant cause of air and water pollution, which is substantially contributing to global warming. Only by reducing mankind's dependence on oil can these issues be constructively addressed. Alternative forms of energy are the rational solution for reducing global oil dependency, which will result in positive changes to the global environment and to global political affairs.

In many different countries, the production of oil and gas is the major source of prosperity. It devotes to the economy and contributes to the development in areas such as employment creation, improvement in infrastructure, enlightenment in education, alien exchange, health and many more aspects required for a growth and development of a nation. However, this same source of progress also contributes in ecological deterioration, for example, the land deterioration, disaster, explosion, water and atmospheric pollution. The contrasting stages of hydrocarbon exploitation need the utilization of diverse chemicals that will end up to be poured to our environment. The equipment is controlled and shipment may account the greenhouse effect to our planet earth.

As technology, makes our world a much smaller, much more diverse place, the role of nation states is bring reduced. Global organisations are taking on a more expansive role in the governing of the world. Organisations such as the United Nations, The World Bank, the World Health Organisation, the G8 and the G20 taking on important roles in regulating all facets of the policy around the world. Placing requirements on sovereign nations to achieve standards, in fields such as Economics, health, education, and even national security.

Petroleum based fuels are producing high emissions in depletion of environment. Due to the usage with modern globalization these emissions causing hazardous for the environment.

Present, the price of hydrocarbon fuel is rising drastically. According to studies, the non-renewable energy source from fossil fuel such as petroleum was expected to be exhausted in 20-30 years. The extraction process and the usage of fossil fuels lead to serious health and environmental problems. For example, the mining of petroleum requires toxic chemicals, produce harmful by products