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According to our documentary a 10% section of southern Nevada could provide the United States with all of its electrical needs. This begs the question, is this problem really so hard to fix?

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Ecotricity's prediction for the end of Fossil Fuels

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Ecotricity's prediction for the end of Fossil Fuels

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Countries with Laws Regarding Renewable Energy

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Countries with Laws Regarding Renewable Energy

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Germany’s Renewable Energy Act mandates that 80% of the country’s power will come from renewable sources by 2050. With new wind and solar installations as well as huge investments, a complete conversion to renewable energy by 2050 is now becoming a realistic target.
New Chinese law requires power grid operators to buy all the electricity produced by renewable energy generators, in a move that will increase the proportion of energy that comes from renewable sources in coal-dependent China.
The United States should aggressively adopt renewable energy through passing laws that force all housing being built to be built with solar panels, as well as school systems and businesses.

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The solution to this problem would be to encourage people everywhere to switch from non renewable energy to renewable energy by law in order to provide safer, cleaner, more reliable, and more efficient energy for the planet.

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The problem of our discussion is that renewable energy must be switched to in order to prevent global warming from spreading, allow for reliable energy, and have a clean, and more efficient source of energy as opposed to non renewable energy.

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Source K: Solar and the Greatest Investment Opportunity of all Time (Addison Melton)

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Source K: Solar and the Greatest Investment Opportunity of all Time (Addison Melton)

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The main arguments of this article is that solar energy is the most reliable and financially stable form of energy. For example, it states that we  have 40 years of oil left whereas we have 5,500,000,000 years of sunshine left. This is a useful source because it provides insight on how renewable energy is not only beneficial to the environment, but financially as well. It describes the persistent belief that renewable resources require more energy in their manufacture than they produce in their lifetime; however, actual calculations show a very rapid payback. Therefore, renewable energy is the fastest and cheapest way to address the issues caused by fossil fuels.

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-Fossil Fuels are not running out.
-High oil prices force people to find alternative energy sources.
-Better  technology is leading to different and more effective ways to mine fossil fuels.
-Alternative fossil fuels may be able to fill in for existing ones such as Shale oil and gas.
-No information reguarding effects on the environment
-Large potential for bias as the author is assistant director of the organization

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The main argument to the article is that 100% renewable energy must be used in order to provide safer, cleaner, more reliable, and more efficient energy for the planet. This source is useful because it states scientific benefits to renewable energy, as well as well thought out negative effects of non renewable energy. This source was helpful in furthering our discussion because it gave an unbiased, purely scientific stance on renewable energy, listing its benefits, negative effects, and the overall effectiveness of renewable energy.

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By: Kevin O, Addison M, Tanner B
In order to switch the whole United States to 100% renewable energy, we need to follow carefully made plans and continually encourage individuals to do their part by passing laws guiding citizens in their energy use.