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The Growth of Environmentally Friendly Power
January 11, 2019

Environmentally friendly forms of power have long been difficult for people to wrap their heads around. There are a few different reasons for this, but we’re finally making progress when it comes to promoting a very environmentally friendly way of living and also power generation. We’re going to be exploring this growth here and now, and taking a look at the direction we’re taking into a brighter and safer future.

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Change – Gradual But Promising?

According to recent research by BusinessElectricityPrices.org.uk wind turbines now produce 15% of electricity in the UK. When you consider how much power it takes to keep the lights on all across the country, it’s pretty impressive. It’s just a sign of how we’re developing, and that we’ll only keep moving forward.

Change has been slow-going, it has to be said. Concerned parties have been campaigning for years to try and put the message across that we have to change our ways, but they’re not gotten anywhere which is a massive shame. However, the current generation is more receptive to the idea of change, and they’re more concerned with how we’re treating our world and what could be done to try and fix things.

What Other Advancements Are There?

Thankfully, it’s not just wind turbines which are helping to bring down the cost of power in the UK. There are other factors at work. People who own council properties in parts of the country have to have solar panels installed on their roofs as part of an initiative to combat our misuse of the planet.

People are sinking more time, money and resources into finding alternative ways to power their homes, and it’s fantastic to see. More people are considering looking for providers of alternative energy, and aren’t rushing to the conventional sources quite so quickly. There’s more of an emphasis on environmentally friendly methods of power now like people have woken up for the first time, and realised that we’re dealing with finite resources on the planet and can’t keep going as we are.

What Barriers Are Between Us and a Green World?

There are, unfortunately, just a few barriers which are still in the way of us and an environmentally green world. People are still dismissive of the problems of climate change, and it doesn’t help when authority figures say that it ‘doesn’t exist’ or that ‘it’s under control’.

We need to push for more environmentally friendly methods of power and a real emphasis on making the solutions which already exist more prominent. If wind turbines can work, then we need more in place. If solar panels are a good idea, then we should have more put in and installed. The government and people all around the country need to take responsibility for keeping the world safe and making our society a more sustainable one. Being honest about the way things are and taking steps to prevent it all from getting worse is not an easy task sometimes, but one of the significant barriers we face is that no one is prepared actually to take responsibility for the state of the world. All in all, environmentally friendly methods of power are becoming more and more commonplace, and that’s fantastic. We’re always keen to see people who are looking to try and promote environmentally friendly ways of living, and we’re so happy that the modern generation is going to make more of an effort than perhaps the ones who came before them. There is a definite argument to say that we are becoming more environmentally friendly as a country and indeed society, but there are more steps to go and more obstacles to overcome before we’re at the right level. So long as we all work together in pursuit of a more green future, we’ll be able to overcome the obstacles in our way and create a better future for ourselves and all who come after us. (c)):

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John Tarantino
My name is John Tarantino … and no, I am not related to Quinton Tarantino the movie director. I love writing about the environment, traveling, and capturing the world with my Lens as an amateur photographer.

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