Every aspect of being human in this century relies primarily on fossil fuels. People move around every day using many different types of sweat which mainly depend on their energy source from fossil fuels, electricity suppliers, military and different major industries around the world which also based their energy on fossil fuels. As the population increases, so does the demand and supply of fossil fuels. The increase in fossil fuels affects carbon dioxide emissions into the environment more than we imagine. unfortunately, developed countries are the largest consumers of energy in the world. For example, approximately 400 million people live in the United States and 1 billion people live on the African continent. When it comes to energy consumption from fossil sources, the United States consumes three times as much as Africa as a whole. Although many factors contribute to this data, the information shows how much the United States relies on its energy consumption for daily life. Most people might argue that global warming doesn't exist, it's just climate change. Most of the time, they tend to talk about how the Earth is experiencing different climate changes. Since there was once an ice age, they claim that this is the season when the earth experiences warm temperatures and people do not want to take responsibility for their own actions to stop global warming. The question should not be