Over the last few centuries, fossil fuels have powered the freighters that have transformed global trade, connecting cotton fields to far-flung garment factories and bringing blueberries from one side of the equator to the other.
En los últimos siglos el combustible fósil ha llevado los cargueros que transformaron el comercio; conectando campos de algodón y lejanas fábricas de ropa o trayendo arándanos de un ecuador al otro.