November 10, 2009
The New York Times
By Jad Mouawad
Brief Summary:
Current energy policies are said to be unsustainable, and a large transformation of energy use was needed to fend off consequences of global warming. Without the global deal to limit carbon dioxide emissions, energy consumptions are likely to soar over the next decades.
Short Response:
Dependence of fossil fuels is most likely to increase, which will result in many consequences for climate change and energy security. This will happen if there is no change in government policy, and today's energy path continues.
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