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This 6 page report discusses diesel fuel and its impact on the environment. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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environmental deprivation, replenish resources, and sustain both human and other life over a specified period - usually hundreds to thousands of years. During this period, a sustainable society must
satisfy the needs of its humans without degrading or depleting Earth resources and therefore jeopardizing the prospects of current and future generations of both humans and non-humans. An appropriate
analogy is thinking of sustainability as being a way of managing an inheritance. A person lives off of income and does not deplete the capital that supplies that income.
For example, a young man received an inheritance of $1 million. If he wisely invests it and is able to make a 10% return, he is able to
live off that income, to the tune of $100,000 each year, without ever having to deplete the initial amount. That same analogy applies to Earths capital that supports all life.
To establish and maintain a sustainable life, it is essential to not waste energy or avoid relying upon the very resources that can best "sustain" us. We must,
instead, learn to take advantage of the virtually inexhaustible solar energy of sunlight, wind, flowing water, renewable wood, hydrogen gas produced by using solar energy to decompose water, and heat
from the earths interior. On our short human time scale, this brief "fossil-fuel age" we now live in is ultimately, and inarguably, unsustainable. It is no exaggeration to suggest
(or assume) that energy demand is certain to continue growing in the developing world. In fact, it actually should grow in order to provide some measure of financial and
tangible equality to people throughout the world. While there is still a great deal of debate regarding greenhouse gases and their associated problems, it cannot be argued that the chemistry
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