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nikdorinn [45]
3 years ago
5

brainstorm some of the impacts you think your generations energy consumption is having today and on tomorrows future generations

Chemistry
1 answer:
olchik [2.2K]3 years ago
6 0

Explanation:

The impact of energy consumption is more today when compared to previous generation and will surely be more in the future.

<u>Let us understand the meaning of energy consumption:</u>

It is the amount of energy used. Example: water, gas, electricity etc.

  • Energy is consumed to manufacture products, to run day-to-day life etc.
  • Our ancestors lived without electricity, without using the man-made gas. They used all natural resources to run day-today life.
  • Nowadays, there are lots of factories, we use vehicles to travel which consume more gas, etc. Obviously the consumption is more today.
  • Can we reduce tomorrow? No not possible, we are living in technological world. The world is fast. Obviously we rely on consumption of energy to run in the fast paced world.
  • This impact might spoil the environment. Already the ozone layer has a hole. So in future it might expand and cause damage to the living organism.
  • So, the human has to find a better way to safeguard nature as well to face fast-paced environment.

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