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"It is oil that makes possible where we live, how we live, how we commute to work, how we travel-even where we conduct our courtships. It is the lifeblood of suburban communities.

Oil (and natural gas) are the essential components in the fertilizer on which world agriculture depends; oil makes possible to transport food to the totally no-self-sufficient megacities of the world.

Oil also provides the plastics and chemicals that are the bricks and mortar of contemporary civilization, a civilization that would collapse if the world’s oil wells suddenly went dry." (Yergin)