Personally, I believe it's a combination of things. We've paved the planet, taking away green grass and open areas that would absorb some of the sunlight (and heat); we run air conditioners constantly, which is basically cooling the house by pumping the heat outside; and, of course, our overuse of fossil fuels to create power for everything from cars to ships to airplanes to lawn mowers to the appliances (like the air conditioners alluded to above) that provide all the convenience were have come to expect in our homes.
No shit, Sherlock.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I believe it's a combination of things. We've paved the planet, taking away green grass and open areas that would absorb some of the sunlight (and heat); we run air conditioners constantly, which is basically cooling the house by pumping the heat outside; and, of course, our overuse of fossil fuels to create power for everything from cars to ships to airplanes to lawn mowers to the appliances (like the air conditioners alluded to above) that provide all the convenience were have come to expect in our homes.
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