Explanation: By walking on carpet, friction causes the rubber in your shoes to pick up electrons and then when you touch a metal doorknob you will feel a shock as the <u>electrons jump from your body into the doorknob.</u>
Answer: Electrons from the door handle jump onto you.
→ Remember, only electrons can be shared, so there is no way protons nor neutrons could "jump" onto you.
Why exactly does this happen?
When you walk through the carpet, you get charged, because of the friction caused by your shoes while walking. So, when you get charged, the electrons on the door handle interact with you.
It depends on the geography of your environment. I'd recommend using Solar Panels in a hot area, or Windmills/Wind energy in an area with lots of wind. There are other options too, like water/tidal energy for a place in the Caribbean or surrounded by lots of water. Pick one of those.
Increase in sea level on the low lying countries which leads to degradation and salinification thereby making the soil non-arable. Meanwhile on the mountain regions, melting glaciers caused by rain falling on snow leads to mountain floods, avalanches and extreme rockslide and thereby disrupting agricultural produce and wildlife.
