Fossil Fuel Bubble
In many instances history has shown that there have been periods of economic troubles that have been linked with the term “bubble”. Examples include, 18th century Tulip bubble, 1929 stock market bubble, 2007 housing bubble, and also the bubble that we seem to be in today. The word “bubble” is characterized as carelessly expanded and easily burst. Millions of people have suffered from these examples. Many believe, including myself, that humanity has been and is creating a circumstance of energy use based on fossil fuels that is destined to burst. The creation of fossil fuels has taken place over many millions of years and is said to still be affecting the world around us. As we know, the sun is the source of most of the energy on our planet. Photosynthesis occurs all around us and is essentially the building block of life. The weight of the earth above the decaying material has provided the environment with the means to convert that material into fossil fuels. The burning of fossil fuels is more dangerous to the environment than known. Geography has had a major impact on the course of history. Geography is everything when trying to survive. Geography played a central role in the expansion of civilization. Humans have evolved over time according to the different environments they had to adapt to. Human beings have gradually migrated to almost every part of the earth. Meanwhile the climate has shifted, with average global temperatures in cycles marked by the ebb flow and flow of ice from the polar extremities of the planet. This was a natural cycle that affected every part of the biosphere. Many species of life have learned to survive among these changes while others did not. Around the end of the last ice age there had been discoveries of humans that have been living in small villages, which they were planting crops. This was a huge accomplishment. It was the start of an agricultural revolution. They selected certain grasses, mainly wheat and