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One thing is clear: if we are not to be totally reckless with our planet's climate, we cannot burn all the coal, oil, and natural gas that we have already located.

It simply means that when Great Britain installs a wind turbine, it becomes cheaper to burn coal in Portugal or Poland.

Deprived pensioners burn old books to keep warm, because they are cheaper than coal, they ride on heated buses all day, and a third leave part of their homes cold.

Should we burn our existing textbooks and rewrite them from scratch?

Yet partisan war will burn, like a fire underground.

No one should expect that a single crisis can burn away all of a country's economic weeds, nor that the New Economy is a magic bullet for risk-free growth.

Coca farmers and producers slash and burn forests, polluting streams with toxic chemicals and damaging fragile ecosystems.

Stock values in the fossil-fuel industry - which are based on the assumption that companies will be able to extract and burn all known reserves - will plummet.

Almost three billion people still burn dung, twigs, and other traditional fuels indoors to cook and keep warm, generating noxious fumes that kill an estimated two million people each year, mostly women and children.

But is it really a wise and ethically acceptable strategy to burn food rather than eat it?

The first set of issues includes slow-burn problems involving externalities, the leading example being environmental degradation.

And yet, remarkably, even as most of the region began to burn, oil prices collapsed.

But now, in the name of saving the planet from climate change, environmentalists are proposing an immense global campaign to cut down and burn trees and scrubs in order to reduce fossil-fuel use.

But we are about to diminish biodiversity, over-extract water, make food more expensive, and waste hundreds of billions of dollars - all while cutting down trees to burn them and potentially increasing CO2 emissions.

When we burn wood, we reverse the process, unraveling that order and producing energy.

Global deposits of methane clathrate contain more than twice the amount of energy of all known fossil fuels, and it can burn cleanly.

Given lack of storage capacity, this could quickly lower prices and burn speculators.

Energy poverty is even more acute for the three billion people - almost half of the world's population - who burn dung, cardboard, and twigs indoors to cook and keep warm.

Environmental protection is also at issue. Coca farmers and producers slash and burn forests, polluting streams with toxic chemicals and damaging fragile ecosystems.

In both cases, efforts were made to burn off the oil from the ocean's surface.

It would be unfortunate if China and India were to impoverish themselves by ceasing to burn coal, only to have the resulting decrease of snowfall over Greenland and Antarctica cause sea levels to rise faster.

Electric utilities still largely burn fossil fuels and sell the power to homes and businesses.

To build on this, consumers and markets also need to send signals to companies that directly or indirectly support slash-and-burn farming.

Small farmers need options other than slash-and-burn farming to boost their meager incomes.

But in a sunny corner of southern France, a global megaproject is coming together that will, for the first time, test the technology on an industrial scale, creating the first controlled fusion burn.

The ITER experiment, when it starts up in the early 2020s, will embody those advances, achieving the long-awaited fusion burn - and place us just one step away from the ultimate goal of getting fusion power on the grid in an affordable manner.

We must not burn interfaith bridges.

And there is no end to this crash-and-burn surveillance strategy, owing to the nature of the information that is caught in the net.

When you are poor, you are more likely to slash and burn rain forest or fish atop coral reefs with dynamite.