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Medieval on invention and economy
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    4 starsMedieval | Shared With: Everyone - May 26 2008 | alternative, Alternative fuel, Earth, economy, ecosystem, Gas, green, impact, innovative, invention, organic, pollution, pollution free, research, save money, science, technology, world

    Those of us in industrialized countries have become too complacent with our dependence on oil and other energy sources. We expect it to be there for use in our lifetime and our children’s. As a result we have not treated it as a precious resource to be conserved. We have not utilized all our resources as people in third world countries do. We are used to plenty and even though we say the words conserve, recycle, reuse we don’t do it to the same degree as impoverished countries.

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