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eweaver155 Donating Member (218 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Aug-10-07 07:50 PM
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17. Never.
The U.S. land capacity is enormous and as the population grows, americans will expand into it's natural resources in order to accommodate growth. Don't believe that humans will stop building, depleting our national forests and continue displacing wildlife with no little regard for nature. As the population grows, the economy grows and that old standby (money)is the motivator. So the future may advance, but nature has a way of correcting itself contrary to our actions and we are beginning to pay the price for that through global warming, unseasonal weather conditions and the yet to discuss loss of precious wildlife. In the future, we will look the part of the most powerful and technically advanced nation in the world but we will pay a huge price for it just to make a dollar.
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