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Energy : is there enough? / Douglas Dupler

By: Contributor(s): Series: Information plus compact reference seriesPublication details: Detroit, Mich. : Gale Group, c2002Edition: 2002 edDescription: viii, 82 p. ; 28 cmISBN:
  • 0787655228
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 333.790973 DUP
Contents:
Reader's Guide. - Ch. 1. An Energy Overview, - Ch. 2. Oil: Shortage, Surplus, or Enough? - Ch. 3. Natural Gas. - Ch. 4. Coal. - Ch. 5. Fossil Fuel Reserves. - Ch. 6. Nuclear Energy. - Ch. 7. Nuclear Waste. - Ch. 8. Electricity. - Ch. 9. Renewable Energy. - Ch. 10. Energy Conservation. - Words To Know. - Important Names And Addresses. - Resources. - Index.
Summary: This book presents the latest facts on energy in the United States and throughout the world today. Chapters feature information on oil shortages and surpluses, natural gas, coal, fossil fuel reserves, nuclear energy, nuclear waste, electricity, renewaable energy, and energy conservation. Individual sections on such topicsas environmental cencerns over coal, nuclear waste disposal, solar energy, and transportation efficiency look at energy issues more deeply. - Readers guide page vii
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Reader's Guide. - Ch. 1. An Energy Overview, - Ch. 2. Oil: Shortage, Surplus, or Enough? - Ch. 3. Natural Gas. - Ch. 4. Coal. - Ch. 5. Fossil Fuel Reserves. - Ch. 6. Nuclear Energy. - Ch. 7. Nuclear Waste. - Ch. 8. Electricity. - Ch. 9. Renewable Energy. - Ch. 10. Energy Conservation. - Words To Know. - Important Names And Addresses. - Resources. - Index.

This book presents the latest facts on energy in the United States and throughout the world today. Chapters feature information on oil shortages and surpluses, natural gas, coal, fossil fuel reserves, nuclear energy, nuclear waste, electricity, renewaable energy, and energy conservation. Individual sections on such topicsas environmental cencerns over coal, nuclear waste disposal, solar energy, and transportation efficiency look at energy issues more deeply. - Readers guide page vii