Elon Musk is one of those individuals, and he’s currently valued at $11.9 billion. But how did this South-African born entrepreneur make his way into virtually every technological industry on the planet? How did he become the space-traveling, futuristic car selling, loudmouthed computer genius we all know today? Elon Musk took an interest in computing and innovation from a very young age. Front toward enemy By his thirteenth birthday, he had already taught himself programming, constructed a complex space-themed computer game, and sold it to a large corporation. After moving to the United States and earning And if that wasn’t enough already, Musk refused to take a steady job at a company, but rather build his own. He completely ignored the fact that eight out of ten new businesses fail within their first five years (Forbes) – in other words, that the odds were not in his favor. But the notions of progress, innovation and wild success were so pivotally important to Musk that he truly felt that this was his calling.

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He and his brother Kimbal soon created Zip2, an Internet software product that allowed newspapers to create city guides for their readers. After four years of expansion, including contracts with The New York Times, Musk and his associates sold the company for a whopping $307 million. At just 28, he was already a millionaire on his way to defying even more odds and pursuing important goals. Front toward enemy  “I always invest my own money in the companies that I create. I don ‘t believe in the whole thing of just using other people ‘s money. I don ‘t think that ‘s right. I ‘m not going to ask other people to invest in something if I ‘m not prepared to do so myself.” Musk never half-committed or submitted to being unsure. After his success with Zip2, he invested virtually all of the money he had earned into his next venture, this time focusing on online payment services. While many questioned his logic, Musk subsequently succeeded in merging with a company who would No other threat to the human race is more imminent than the threats that are Global Warming and Climate change. Global Warming and Climate Change are ruining the planet and will eventually kill the entire human species along with every other species on earth if they are not stopped. For years, lawmakers in our country have been trying to get bills passed and have succeeded but it is not enough as the climate changes and causes natural disasters such as hurricanes and tornados that displace millions of people per year.

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Global warming is increasing the average temperature on the earth, which in turn impacts biodiversity and the climactic changes. Global Warming and Climate Change will continue to ravage the planet today, tomorrow, and every day after that if the human race does not come together, not only as a country, but as a planet. Fracking is short for hydraulic fracturing, a type of drilling used by oil companies to tap the valuable oil veins located miles below the earth’s surface. Front toward enemy  Fracking has been the subject of discussion for some time now, not necessarily for its effectiveness, but for its effect on the environment. Fracking has been known to release methane gas into the atmosphere; methane gas is a greenhouse gas and along with gasses like CO2 is one of the gasses that contributes to the warming of the planet. In Louis W. Allstadt’s article “Fracking Contributes to Global Warming” he states that, “methane is a much more potent greenhouse gas in the short term-less Kellie Straley Mrs. Smith British Literature 27 March 2017 Global Warming and the Negative Environmental Impacts.