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AP - The Gulf oil spill has dealt a big blow to expanded offshore drilling, leaving the nation's energy problems as murky and unsettled as ever.
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As long as the human population keeps growing there will be a need for more and more sources of fuel. But how many people can the Earth support? Am I the only person to ask that question, and who is willing to answer it?Originally Posted by Cass
The inescapable fact is the Earth is not growing to meet our increasing demand, but instead slowly shrinking as it cools. Yet, greedy Mankind wants more and more of everything. That is a collision course and we are seeing it happen as the damage to life support systems goes on and on, until life is no longer supported and the biosphere collapses. A catastrophic oil spill could be the tipping point between planetary life and death.
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