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Will we have enough energy in the future?

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Ryan

A rather large amount of the energy we create today comes from 3 sources, Oil, gas and coal. The only problem is that each of these is finite in it's amount and many estimates suggest we are nearing that amount. Meanwhile the population is increasing and energy requirements are going up.

This article covers in detail how our energy is currently produced, how those sources are going to hold up over time and how they will be redistributed and also the impact it's going to have on our population as a whole. It's a long read but very concise and interesting.

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Monday 12 November, 2007 02:08 PM

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