This is just a surprise for a non-chemist: Renewable energy has been used on a large scale for decades, but the temperature on the earth has risen sharply instead of falling. Does renewable energy really cool the world? Literally speaking, "regeneration" means: processing certain waste products to restore their original properties and become new products. The original energy that caused global warming has been "regenerated" and restored to its original performance. How can‘t it be possible for the temperature to rise instead of falling? After the formation of renewable energy, the use of "original energy" was eventually increased under the guise of "oil and electricity sharing". To cool down the world, we can only stop using unused primary energy sources, such as oil, natural gas and coal, as soon as possible.
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