The document discusses different renewable energy options that individuals can switch to in order to reduce their carbon footprint and lessen the impact of global warming. It outlines wind, solar, hydro, and biofuels as prominent renewable sources of energy, describing how wind farms and solar panels have become popular ways to power homes in countries with warmer climates. It encourages readers to learn more by clicking a link to read the full article on why going green is important for addressing global warming issues.

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Why the globe should go green

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In the face of increasing global warming issues and a climate
that is being seriously impacted by human behaviour, it is
important that we all do what we can to improve the state of
the environment.
Wondering what renewable options you can switch to in
order to improve your carbon footprint and lessen the
impact of global warming? Consider the following…
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Wind
Wind energy is, today, one of the most prominent sources of
green energy. Growing rapidly in popularity there are now a
number of wind farms around the world as this becomes a
highly viable source of powering homes.

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Solar
Solar energy has been a popular choice for many and
solar panels have been a prevalent way of generating
electricity for a number of years. From solar plants to
homes with their own panels, in countries with warmer
climates in particular this has been a prominent source
of energy.

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Hydro
Generated through the movement of water through turbines, hydro
energy is a fantastic source of renewable energy.

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Biofuels
Made from harvested plants, there are currently three types of biofuel:
ethanol, biodiesel and biojet fuel. Although many argue that this form of
energy is not quite as green as it should be, technically it is still classed as a
renewable source.

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