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Author_John John Gray
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Cooperative Extension Service
Cooperative Extension System
Delivery System
domestic resources
ecosystem services assessment
Energy Conservation
energy management
Energy Resource
Energy Sources
environmental decision making
Environmental Education Topics
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Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Reserve
Good Life
Groundwater Depletion
human needs
Instream Flow
interdependent global resources
Internal Revenue Service
National Academy
natural resource policy
Natural Resource Programs
natural resources
population and resource trends
renewable energy resources
Renewable Natural
Renewable Natural Resources
resource management strategies for policymakers
Scientific Educational Programs
sustainable resource management
Trend Impact Analysis
Urban Mass Transit Administration
Water Resources Planning Act
Weather Modification
West Germany
World Oil Output
Product details
- ISBN 9780367285630
- Weight: 770g
- Dimensions: 144 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 02 Oct 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Enormous in scope, this book presents in comprehensive and logical form the sum of our national knowledge about renewable energy resources. It deals with these resources in terms of opportunities and dangers, in terms of current availability and possible expansion, in terms of how natural resources relate to human resources and needs, and in terms of their replacement potential for nonrenewable resources such as fossil fuels. It also puts domestic resources and needs into the context of international needs, supplies, and policies, emphasizing the issues facing an interdependent world and the urgent requirements perceived by countries less endowed than the United States. This is a handbook for the concerned citizen as well as for resource managers and policymakers at local, regional, and national levels. The analyses it contains underscore the fact that there are no easy answers: everything is part of an interlocking system, and every decision will affect multiple aspects of our daily lives and indeed our very existence. The authors emphasize the crucial importance of early planning, balanced management, and timely decisions, while suggesting that something more is required—a new ideology and a new educational approach.
Dennis L. Little, Robert E. Dils, John Gray
