Traditional non-renewable energy sources such as coal, oil and natural gas will soon be exhausted. What should we do?

1) Traditional non-renewable energy sources such as coal, oil and natural gas will not be exhausted for quite some time. This is not my nonsense, but what the International Energy Organization said.

2) People think that "energy is about to run out" is due to the misunderstanding of the data of "storage-production ratio" of energy. The "reserve-production ratios" of coal, oil and natural gas are 100, 20 and 50 years respectively. So people think that oil will last only 20 years, and coal will not last more than 100 years. In fact, this is wrong, because the "reserve-production ratio" is the ratio of "recoverable reserves" to "annual output". The "recoverable reserves" mentioned here are not the total resources, but the recoverable parts of the proven resources. With the continuous exploration of geological departments, recoverable reserves will increase year by year and will not be exhausted.

3) It is not a new proposition to say that "oil is about to run out". Thirty years ago (around 1980), the American Broadcasting Corporation (so-called ABC) said that oil could only be mined for 20 years. Now that 30 years have passed, oil can be mined for another 20 years. What does this mean? It shows that "the speed of mining coal, oil and natural gas" and "the speed of exploring, discovering and developing new energy storage resources" are basically the same in the world. Think about it, is it?