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Welcome This web site is dictated to Increasing the Standard of Living of Our Posterity
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The authors of this web site wish to inform the public of the historic and essential nature of fossil fuels to mankind’s building of civilizations. Indeed without carbon fuel’s ability to furnish mankind with abundant energy, modern civilization and its high standard of living could not have been possible. The current population on earth owes its existence to our ability to use fossil fuels. Famine, death and depopulation would have been our plight without it. To those of us living today, who can say which of us may never have existed, if not for fossil fuels. Mankind’s ability to conserve and preserve nature’s diversity is directly proportional to our standard of living. America has more forests, more lands and bodies of water set aside as natural preserves because we have the technology and energy to reduce our footprints. We are the children of fossil fuels. |
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PLEASE EXCUSE THE MESS, THIS SITE IS UNDER CONSTRUTION Last Updated on August 10, 2009
Meanwhile here are a few interesting links:
· Sun Spots and the Climate Connection · CO2 Increases Caused by Temperature Increase · http://www.coalcampusa.com/eastky/harlan/harlan.htm · http://www.globalwarminghoax.com/comment.phcomment.news.107 |
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Kentucky Elk
Reclaimed Strip Mines in Eastern Kentucky has proven to be an idea habitat for Rocky Mountain Elk. Eastern Elk hunted to extinction by the 20th Century have been replace by their Western cousins. Kentucky released Elk in 16 Eastern Counties from 1997 to 2002 and the population has been steadying increasing, now to over 10,000 animals. . The Elk here are larger and healthier than those found in the Rockies and have a higher birth rate. Reclaimed Mine Land is very good for Elk.
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