Movie on 6 18 15 at 10 51 PM
Channel: Alyssa Foltz
Date: 19/06/2015

Fossil Fuels vs. Alternative Energy Sources
I. Introduction
ATTENTION GETTER: What kind of world do we want to leave for generations to come? 
THESIS: Although we are not ready to make an instant switch from fossil fuels to renewable resources, it is time to start making the gradual switch as we look ahead to the future.
Huq, S. (2011). Climate and Energy. Review Of Policy Research, 28, 495-500
FORECAST: To understand the worldwide energy crisis, the damage being done to our environment when burning fossil fuels, and explore alternative clean energy sources that can alleviate these problems.
II. Energy Crisis 
A. Over reliance on fossil fuels
B. Consuming/Using fossil fuels faster than nature can produce
Phelan, G. (2013). Energy A Bright Future. New York, NY: Macmillion/McGraw-Hill.
C. Global problem 
III. Damaging Environment 
A. Air pollution
B. Global warming/greenhouse effect
Easterbrook, G., & Palmer, B. (1997). Greenhouse common sense. U.S. News & World Report, 123, 58.
Delucchi M. A., & Jacobson, M. Z. (2013).  4. Meeting the world’s energy needs entirely with wind, water, and solar power. Bulletin Of The Atomic Scientists, 69, 30-40
C. Acid rain
IV. Alternative Energy Sources
A. Hydro, solar, wind power
Clay, B. (2015). Free. Clean. Limitless. Parks & Recreation, 50, 56-57.
B. Sustainable and available
C. Cheaper once established
V. Conclusion
RESTATE THESIS: Although we are not ready to make an instant switch from fossil fuels to renewable resources, it is time to start making the gradual switch as we look ahead to the future.
SUMMARIZE:  In an effort to educate people about the current energy crisis, we must understand how we are putting our environment in jeopardy and the alternative energy sources we can use to prevent the crisis.  
CLOSING: The cure for this problem is in the hands of our generation.
References
Easterbrook, G., & Palmer, B. (1997). Greenhouse common sense. U.S. News & World Report, 123, 58.
Delucchi M. A., & Jacobson, M. Z. (2013).  4. Meeting the world’s energy needs entirely with wind, water, and solar power. Bulletin Of The Atomic Scientists, 69, 30-40
Huq, S. (2011). Climate and Energy. Review Of Policy Research, 28, 495-500
Clay, B. (2015). Free. Clean. Limitless. Parks & Recreation, 50, 56-57.
Phelan, G. (2013). Energy A Bright Future. New York, NY: Macmillion/McGraw-Hill.