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Life as we know it in America is changing as we confront a real danger of unstable

sources of energy and escalating evidence of environmental damages. As the demand for

energy increases we may reach a point of no return. Difficult choices must be made to

ensure a sustainable future. There is no time to waste. In the National Issues Forum

booklet, The Energy Problem: Choices for an Uncertain Future, the energy problem is

addressed with a look at different approaches to a alternative fuel solution.

Within the introduction titled "Facing the Tough Choices" some real dilemmas are

addressed. America is addicted to energy. As a nation America consumes more than

20% of the overall world energy while only accounting for 4.5% of the earths population.

America's energy demands are far beyond that of any other developing nation and are

increasing at a staggering rate. Fossil fuels are depleting at an alarming rate and will

continue......

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