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Title

The energy crisis

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  • Monograph

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Illustrative Content

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Supplementary content

Summary

An anthology presenting both sides of the energy issue in four areas: Energy crisis, nuclear power, the energy consumer, and energy alternatives.

Table of Contents

There is an energy crisis / Harold Chucker -- There is no energy crisis / M. Stanton Evans -- Oil reserves are shrinking / Americans for Energy Independence -- Oil reserves are high / Yale Brozen -- Natural gas : the alternative to OPEC / Fred J. Cook -- Energy conservation : the alternative to OPEC / S. Fred Singer -- The case for nuclear power / Petr Beckmann -- The case against nuclear power / Anthony Lewis -- Nuclear power is acceptable / Peter Fong -- Nuclear power is not acceptable / Mark Reader -- Oil companies control energy supplies / Edwin Rothschild -- Oil companies do not control energy supplies / Herbert Schmertz -- Oil companies exploit consumers / Richard Reeves -- Oil companies do not exploit consumers / Richard L. Lesher -- Synfuels are too costly / Morton Kondracke -- Synfuels can be affordable / The Lamp -- Solar energy : hope of the future / Barry Commoner -- Solar energy : a false hope / Samuel McCracken -- The solar ponds alternative / Michael Dorgan -- The fusion alternative / Harold Seneker.

Authorized Access Point

Leone, Bruno, 1939-. The energy crisis

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  • Date: 2026-09-11T20:16:45.930037+00:00
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  • Derived from: 23703311

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  • Date: 2026-09-11
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  • Description language: eng
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