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The Gulf of Mexico oil spill is swelling the ranks of doomsayers who believe that oil supplies have peaked and will decline fast. They worry about food shortages, a collapsed economy, and civil disorder. Many experts dispute the peak oil hypothesis, arguing technology will keep finding more oil.
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I am currently studying mechanical engineering technology here at New York City College of Technology. Mechanical engineers are on the forefront of innovation and refinement. We both directly and indirectly contribute to climate change as a result of our creations. In the past, we have created and developed
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