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		<title>The End of Aviation</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Bradford Plumer, Assistant Editor, The New Republic
As the age of cheap oil comes to a close, it&#8217;s springtime for gloomy futurists. Visions of a brutish world marked by violent squabbles over dwindling reserves, of junkyards littered with abandoned cars, of suburban slums overrun by weeds, of the collapse of industrial agriculture&#8211;none of this sounds [...]]]></description>
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<p>As the age of cheap oil comes to a close, it&#8217;s springtime for gloomy futurists. Visions of a brutish world marked by violent squabbles over dwindling reserves, of junkyards littered with abandoned cars, of suburban slums overrun by weeds, of the collapse of industrial agriculture&#8211;none of this sounds as outlandish as it once did. Still, most of these horror stories are likely overstated: Energy experts tend to agree that, with a little ingenuity and a generous helping of political will, we could transition away from fossil fuels without being forced to give up our modern lifestyles.</p>
<p><a href="http://tnr.com/politics/story.html?id=78260c55-a850-478f-9ffd-b8023fd89459&#038;p=1">Read the rest of this post</a></p>
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