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In the future, civilization will face an energy crisis this century if our current fossil fuel usage continues unabated. To prepare for this crisis, companies in the energy industry are inventing new ways to extract energy from renewable sources like hydroelectric, nuclear, and natural gas to diversify our energy portfolio. While renewable energy development has been slow, awareness and government pressure to find alternatives to oil and coal are growing.
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