Energy Usage: 1750-2000

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Energy Usage: 1750-2000. An Energy Dependent Society. ?. Internet. Micro-processor. Environmental issues. Modifiers. Satellite. WWII. WWI. Telecommunications. Energy Usage. Living standards. Coal. Steam. Steam locomotive. Power stations. Air travel. Population growth.

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