Reliance on Foreign Sources of Energy and Geopolitics (Extended Essay – Comski1)
Thetransformation of natural energy sources to man made energy sources has been ahuge part of man's usage of power. Charcoal, Yes charcoal has been part to whatthese transitions made to our society. It is originally wood then burnt an asfinal product charcoal that in our ancestors used for cooking, air disinfectantand some for our health. The main purpose of this essay is to renew and torecognize it's remarkable contribution to the transformation of energy to man'sachievements that had left a mark in history. What did really happen that ledto the city of today s they unravel and harnesses these forms of energy asCharcoal and Oil in the late 15th Century most thought it was meant for onlyindoor purposes until some discovered it's outdoor uses like fortransportation. Ever since they thinked of a way of transporting it becauseit's production is rapidly increasing because of transportation distance. Untilthey made use of it for theyre personal transportation like trains wherein theyconnected pipe lines connected to a steam engine. According to Rhode (2013) inhis article The Power of Power that in "Late Elizabeth times they objectedto use charcoal. Some well-breed ladies would not enter rooms where charcoalhad been burnt or even eat foods cooked by using charcoal.
As said earlier,these we call the “Transitions of Energy” had helped us in many ways both inoutdoor and indoor problems. It also cause to the de-forestation which led tothe transportation distance to increase and aggravate the effect of greenhousegases to our atmosphere that caused a lot of strange weather phenomenon’s. Alsothe increase of transportation distance led developing cities to grow as aresult the poor switched to charcoal because of its minimum and affordablecost. According to Rhodes (2013) in his article entitled the power of Powerthat “Energy transition s transforms societies, yet they are complexphenomenon, as these two opposing view of the coal transformation suggest”.This states that energy
As said earlier,these we call the “Transitions of Energy” had helped us in many ways both inoutdoor and indoor problems. It also cause to the de-forestation which led tothe transportation distance to increase and aggravate the effect of greenhousegases to our atmosphere that caused a lot of strange weather phenomenon’s. Alsothe increase of transportation distance led developing cities to grow as aresult the poor switched to charcoal because of its minimum and affordablecost. According to Rhodes (2013) in his article entitled the power of Powerthat “Energy transition s transforms societies, yet they are complexphenomenon, as these two opposing view of the coal transformation suggest”.This states that energy