2. Greenhouse effect
• Accumulated carbon dioxide around the
earth blocks heat waves from escaping
the earth.
• melt glaciers and sea level increases.
• Sea water level was increased 3.2 mm
in 2013.
• Climate scientists predict that the sea
level will be 7 feet higher by 2100.
• Many coastal cities will be flooded.
3. Respiratory Illnesses
• Carbon dioxide and other chemical from
cars can cause respiratory illnesses to
people, especially children and seniors
are vulnerable to air pollution.
4. Oil Depletion
• Petroleum cars and oil plants
emit carbon dioxide.
• Petroleum demands will surpass
the supply in 2015
5. Ocean Acidification
• Carbon Dioxide dissolves calcium
carbonate which is the one of
substances in the shells and skeletons
of aquatic organisms.
• When acidification level surpasses
aquatic organisms’ range of tolerance,
aquatic organisms will die and mankind
will lose many things that related to
natural sea organisms.
6. Floods
They can kill or traumatize
living organisms by
drowning.
They can increase water-
borne or vector-borne
communicable disease
infection.
7. Water-borne diseases
Typhoid fever, Cholera,
Leptospirosis and Hepatitis
A
Floods spread rodents’
urine in the soil.
Floods contaminate
drinking water facilities
8. Vector-borne diseases
Malaria, dengue and dengue
haemorrhagic fever, yellow
fever, and West Nile Fever
Floods serve breeding sites for
infectious disease causing
mosquitos.
9. Smart Roads with sustainable
energy
• Solar panels can be installed on the
road and wind turbines can be
installed on the middle of street lights.
• Solar panels will collect solar energy
on sunny days and wind turbines will
generate energy from the high speed
vehicles.
• The gathered energy can be used on
street lights, signals, cameras and
censors.
10. Canal Transportation
• Ships emit less carbon dioxide than
trucks.
• A cargo ship emits 10 grams to 40
grams of carbon dioxide per 1 kilometer
and a cargo truck emits 60 grams to 150
grams of carbon dioxide per 1 kilometer.
• water bridges can store sea water into
the lands and use it for transportation
without flooding the coastal cities.
11. Electric cars & Electric Car
Charging Lanes
• When we use electric cars,
we can reduce carbon dioxide
emission.
• One of Japanese automobile
company is expanding
electric charging
infrastructures.
• Highways can become
wireless electric chargers.
• If we install wireless energy
transmitters under the car
lanes, electronic cars with
energy receivers can be
charged while driving on
highways.