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FROM wp_term_relationships
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Let’s stop sleepwalking through history
For the last two centuries the burning of fossil fuel – coal, natural gas and crude oil – has been propelling human civilization. But fossil resources are finite – they really will run out – and their use has altered Earth’s atmosphere. On both fronts, Americans are in denial.
December 14, 2004
