Title Statements
- Full title :Energy : Production, Consumption, and Consequences.
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:Jan. 1990.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):National Academies Press
- Place of Publication:Washington
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:Jan. 1990.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (304 pages)
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780309078832, 0309078830, 0309040779, 9780309040778
- oclc:ocn830028343
- LC Classification:TJ163.15 ǂb E5384 1990eb
- Dewey Decimal:333.79
Table of Contents
Energy Production, Consumption, and Consequences; Copyright; PREFACE; Contents; ENERGY PLANNING IN A DYNAMIC WORLD: OVERVIEW AND PERSPECTIVE; Supply, Demand, And Reappraisal; The Environmental Dimension; The Energy Planning Window; The Role Of Technology; Some Implications for Strategy; Increasing Energy Efficiency; Promoting Hydrogen-Rich Fuels; Revisiting Nuclear Fission; Synergies And Conclusion; References; 1 SUPPLY, DEMAND, AND REAPPRAISAL; ENERGY IN RETROSPECT: IS THE PAST PROLOGUE?; The Ratio of Energy to Gross National Product; Increasing Supply and Reducing Demand.
Incrementalism and Its ConsequencesInternational Perspectives; Conclusions; References; ENERGY EFFICIENCY: ITS POTENTIAL AND LIMITS TO THE YEAR 2000; Historical Perspective; Future Implications; Conclusions; References; IMPLICATIONS OF CONTINUING ELECTRIFICATION; Historical Perspective; Biospheric Implications; Technology Implications; Sociological Implications; Implications For National Energy Policy; References; 2 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES; GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES; References; REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES: A METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSMENT AND PREDICTION; Toward A Synoptic Framework.
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