Future of energy resources

After spending 6 semesters in Environmental Sciences, the pace of my thinking ability has been altered to greater expend. For example, this year, the prime focus of my thoughts (like many others) has been alternate energy resources. When ever I see wind rustling through the trees or experience a bright shiny sunny day, what I actually see is the energy being transported from one place to another. Many might think I'm over reacting but if taken seriously , I do have a point. The reason is simple, what ever has been attributed to be mere predictions in the past have turned out to be bitter realities of today.

Now mankind has been left with two types of options. One is to mourn our shortcomings and just let things happen while the latter option is to at least give this planet a try. Now today I came  across a video which is indeed very  informative as it gives a short review of the energy sources of the future. here is the link to that video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uStFvcz9Or4

I will be discussing them later on one by one.

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