For the entirety of the 20th century, oil has been driving the production of energy, ever since the Industrial Revolution. However, day after day, awareness of climate change is increasing, and governments of developed countries are finally giving in to the prospect that a change must occur. In order for the world to sustainably allow more countries to develop, we must switch to cleaner sources of energy. Currently, 4 million people die every year from pollution due to fossil fuels. Not to mention the devastating droughts and famine faced by certain countries, as a consequence of developed countries ‘dumping’ their pollution on their neighbours. Nevertheless, it is important to consider that the world currently relies on fossil fuels. In fact, fossil fuels currently account for 85% of sources of energy. Moreover, developing countries such as Mexico rely on fossil fuels to feed their high population and thinking of investing in renewable sources of energy is a risk not worth taking...