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English: US energy consumption 1650-1900 from Annual Energy Review 2006 Table E1 page 379. Exponential increases, or decreases, plot as straight lines on semilog graphs. Total energy use in the United States has increased by about 3% each year (4% from 1665 to 1725, 2.98% from 1725 to 1900). |
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