The extensive utilization of energy resources, leading to global warming and subsequent glacier melting, highlights the critical need to shift towards sustainable alternatives. This emphasizes the urgency of adopting environmentally friendly solutions. Fossil fuels-coal, oil, and natural gas-exhibit far-reaching harm compared to renewable sources, contributing to air and water pollution, public health issues, wildlife and habitat loss, water and land use, and global warming emissions. The specific technology employed, geographic location, and other factors influence the intensity of these impacts. Wind power emerges as a clean and sustainable method for electricity generation, with no toxic pollution or global warming emissions. Despite being abundant and affordable, it poses challenges like land use issues and impacts on wildlife and habitats. Similarly, solar energy from the sun is a significant resource with associated environmental impacts, varying based on system scale and technology, such as photovoltaic cells or concentrating solar thermal plants. Geothermal power, situated near geological hotspots, utilizes hot molten rock for electricity production, with varying environmental impacts based on conversion and cooling technologies. As we navigate these complexities, the imperative for transitioning to renewable energy becomes clearer, emphasizing the need for sustainable solutions to mitigate environmental consequences.