Boosting and encouraging use of energy efficiency technologies would lead to reduced energy needs for powering, heating, and cooling of homes, businesses, and industries. This would be effective in reducing global warming as the problem is largely contributed to by the energy used for cooling, heating, and power services in industries, businesses, and homes. In the transportation sector for instance, switching to fuels that are low in carbon, and improving fuel efficiency in terms of miles per gallon would reduce the amount of heat-trapping emissions released into the atmosphere.

Additionally, revving up renewable energy could reduce global warming. The vast majority of energy needs worldwide can be potentially met by such renewable sources of energy as bioenergy, geothermal, wind, and solar energy that apart from reducing pollution, would also create jobs. According to the Environmental Protection Agency’s 2012 report, coal-fired power plants produce approximately 25 percent of total U.S. global warming emissions while natural gas-fired power plants produce 6 percent of total emissions. In contrast, most renewable energy sources produce little to no global warming emissions. Conclusively, boosting energy efficiency and adopting renewable energy would reduce global warming.

References

Dincer, I., Coplan, C. O. & Kadiouglu, F. (2013). Causes, impacts and solutions to global warming. Springer Science & Business Media.

Langholz, J.  & Turner, K. (2008). You can prevent global warming (and save money!): 51 easy ways. Andrews McMeel Publishing.

Lomborg, B. (2010). Smart solutions to climate change: comparing costs and benefits. Cambridge University Press.

Good side
We all have a basic need to feel secure. Money can provide that security by providing us with food, shelter, clothing, and transportation. If we have those, it immediately reduces the stress in our lives. They say money can buy you anything and I think that's true for a lot of things. However, having a lot of money can give you a false sense of security or a bad level of confidence in your abilities. Or you can just hoard it and not spend it to enjoy your life or help others. Once our basic needs are met, money can provide a way to experience life at a different level. Sure, there are lots of things we can do for free, but some experiences simply cost money to get access to. All of us have unique desires and things that we do that bring joy to us. For me, I like to travel and experience great food in the local community. For others, it might be going to the theatre, playing sports, or merely buying someone a gift and seeing the joy in their eyes.

Bad face
Many times money has this strange effect on people. It makes us make judgments and decisions that we wouldn't normally make. Without enough money, you may find it difficult to focus on anything but try to make money and end up missing out. the joys of life. You may be forced to rely on government or other social programs, and unfortunately, many social programs start with good intentions to help those in need but end up allowing the situation. Having more money than cover your needs and some of your desires, can create a comfortable life of mediocrity. It can make you complacent and forget what is essential and not achieve most of your important goals.

There's nothing wrong with having money. But with money comes responsibility, otherwise, money can become our god. The love of money is the root of all evil, not money itself. This is often a misquoted verse from the Bible in first Timothy, where “love” is omitted. 

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