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The energy controversy (1979)
| Author | Amory Lovins |
| Date | 1979 |
| Classification | 6.01.0.00/83 (GENERAL) |
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OUR ENERGY FUTURE Do we want more of what's isn't working now? Or something new, cleaner, more reliable, cheaper and already proven? Amory Lovins's soft energy paths are being debated in Congress and attacked by the energy industry, Lovins is changing the face of energy planning all over the industrialized world, while pointing out better futures for the undeveloped nations. Soft energy paths would do away with nuclear power, cut pollution, cut oil imports, use alternative, renewable energy systems-and make us energy-independent within 50 years. In The Energy Controversy, Lovins explains his energy plans and answers the well-financed attempts of critics to demolish them. The text is drawn from two volumes of Senate testimony by Lovins and by leading advocates of the "hard energy road" now leading us into black-outs, brown-outs, energy shortages, oil embargoes, and nuclear dangers. The Energy Controversy explains what the argument is all about. The outcome will affect utility bills, gas-station lines, and the future shape of our society. What would you prefer?
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