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00:00oil, which was in the end, I mean, he and other fossil fuel tools saved humanity from several disasters.
00:07Its oil is one of the main reasons for the progress humanity has made today. So here's an example
00:12since more than one hundred twenty five years. For example, in 1894, Britain hit a health crisis known as the Rouwa crisis in horses
00:22With the great urban expansion of the English capital. And before the invention of cars and their widespread use,
00:28Horses were the means to transport humans and goods. With more than 50,000 horses in London alone,
00:35There's been a health crisis caused by these horse droppings
00:39until the year 1908.
00:43Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.
00:46that
00:55D
00:561908 Ford presented to the world its Ford car in the minutes of the first car whose engine works with gasoline and has a reasonable price. It aims at large-scale sales
01:09With the new car. The new energy source has assured mankind that it will not face a problem of the quality of the problems of using horses in transportation
01:18But what distinguishes oil from coal, for example
01:22As a power source?
01:28Coal is difficult to transport. Labour-intensive is sometimes common. Add to that the direct negative impact on health, which is reaching the limit
01:38Fulfilling.
01:38The biggest problem is that it's heavily emitting carbon dioxide, not to mention acid rain and high residue, but it's also very dangerous.
01:47And most importantly, its efficiency in power generation
01:50It's not as efficient as oil.
01:54But the year of life cannot be changed for everything. cost
02:00Oil in particular and fossil fuels in general are Egypt's main source of what is known as greenhouse gases.
02:07The problem with these gases is that they're stored in the atmosphere of the planet.
02:12We write and you don't go out into space, and that's a big problem. This phenomenon also leads to the fact that the Earth's temperature does not leak into space
02:20in what is known as global warming.
02:23The change of population is working around the clock around the globe. This, of course, leads to raising the temperature of the planet, and therefore
02:33to the phenomenon known today
02:36In the name of climate change.
02:38I am
02:39I am.
02:42that
02:43Climate change is the biggest natural disaster threatening the future of humanity on the planet.
02:49If the planet's temperature rises more than 2 degrees centigrade, it will melt the ice
02:56In the Arctic, rising ocean levels and west