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If we could figure out exactly how they do this, it could inspire designs that could reduce our dependency on fossil fuels, which brings my story full circle.
The fossil fuels that are buried that we're burning took millions of years for the earth to bury those, including those ancestors of Prochlorococcus, and we're burning that now in the blink of an eye on geological timescales.
It could be liquid fuels, plastics or even synthetic gravel.
Our dependence on liquid fuels makes these emissions really difficult to avoid.
It may tempt people to continue to burn fossil fuels 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Can't we make cleaner burning cooking fuels?
Fossil fuels are not available, and solar energy doesn't cook the way that they like their food prepared.
So not surprisingly, there's a lot of effort that's been done to look at alternative cooking fuels.
Eighty percent of that comes from fossil fuels.
There are clean energy subsidies, which are to switch to fuels which don't pollute as much or perhaps don't need fossil fuels.
Today, 500 billion dollars a year goes into subsidies for fossil fuels.
Same way we don't need to go to fossil fuels to the one billion people who don't have access to energy before we get to the clean energy.
I mean, it's a nice thing to have, it's the right thing to do, but for decades, we've been trying to make the case that diversity fuels innovation and customer insight.
We're focusing on now fourth-generation fuels.
We have second- and third-generation fuels that will be coming out relatively soon that are sugar, to much higher-value fuels like octane or different types of butanol.
And we think we'll have the first fourth-generation fuels in about 18 months.
Here, Nightingale's coxcomb was the inspiration to organize data on thousands of federal energy subsidies, scrutinizing the lack of investment in renewables over fossil fuels.
He is the man that fuels the demand for sex trafficking.
And that means we have to leave about two-thirds of the known resources of fossil fuels in the ground.
All the countries have developed with fossil fuels, and then may be moving to renewable energy.
It's now an issue for faith-based organizations, under very good leadership from Pope Francis, and indeed, the Church of England, which is divesting from fossil fuels.
We need to make ourselves independent from fossil fuels.
It's used in three ways: about 10% enables digestion, about 20% fuels physical activity, and the biggest chunk, around 70%, supports the basic functions of our organs and tissues.
But I'm going to focus on the heart of the problem, which is the fact that we still rely on dirty, carbon-based fuels for 85 percent of all the energy that our world burns every year.
If you look at all of the carbon fuels that were burned since the beginning of the industrial revolution, this is the quantity burned in the last 16 years.
Grid parity is understood as that line, that threshold, below which renewable electricity is cheaper than electricity from burning fossil fuels.
In his time, burning fossil fuels for energy and for allowing economies to develop was accepted.
And secondly, if a developing economy builds its power grid around fossil fuels today, it's going to be way more costly to change later on.
By contrast, fuels like wood and paper burn at a few hundred degrees —far below the threshold of what's usually considered a plasma.
How do we build a society without fossil fuels?
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