Wasteful energy policies, overuse of resources, water supply shortages, global climate change, and deforestation are just some of the issues

experts say need to be addressed for humans to achieve sustainable living on this planet. By the year 2025, an additional 2.9 billion people

will strain tightening water supplies, and the world\'s energy needs will go up 60 percent by 2030, according to the United Nations.

LiveScience looks at 10 technologies - some old, some new, some a bit offbeat - that might help make the future a little brighter.

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Any carbon-based waste, from turkey guts to used tires, can, by adding sufficient heat and pressure, be turned into oil

through a process called thermo-depolymerization, This is very similar to how nature produces oil, but with this technology

the process is expedited by millions of years to achieve the same byproduct. Proponents of this technology

claim that a ton of turkey waste can cough up about 600 pounds of petroleum

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