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The author of today’s post, Sheryl Canter, is an Online Writer and Editorial Manager at Environmental Defense. We know we need energy to power, well, everything. And we know that if we continue to get our power mainly from fossil fuels we’re in big trouble. So where do we get it? Most people have heard ...