The world's temperature has already risen by 1C, and industrialization at the expense of the environment will continue as nations pursue economic development more aggressively to ensure that their domestic populations have access to secure wages, gainful jobs, and higher standards of living. Fossil fuels are used in a number of industrialization processes. Carbon dioxide, a dangerous greenhouse gas, is released into the atmosphere in massive quantities when fossil fuels are burned. Greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere, resulting in global warming, which in turn causes unfavorable weather conditions such as heavy precipitation, flash floods, droughts, and so forth. Around 490 exajoules of fossil fuels were burned worldwide in 2021, a staggering amount of epic proportions. Global