Energy policy
By: edited by Martha Hostetter.
Contributors: Hostetter, Martha.
Series: The Reference shelf -- v. 74, no. 2.
Publisher: H.W. Wilson
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 182
Subjects: Energy policy; Energy policy -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 161-173) and index.
Table of contents: title: Bulls and bears duel over supply / David Brown; title: Oil and water / David Helvarg; title: Coal gets cleaner, and better connected / Patrick A. McGuire; title: There's no recession among roughnecks on natural-gas rigs / Ann Zimmerman; title: Hype aside, renewable energy emerging as viable long-term energy industry business opportunity / Will Rowley and John Westwood; title: Power harvests / Janet Raloff; title: Many switch to green power / Amy Worden; title: Sunny solution / Peter Fimrite; title: Soybeans and corn power their way into fuel options / Laurent Belsie; title: Micropower: wave of the future / Lucy Chubb; title: Micropower goes macro / Craig Offman; title: The energy we overlook / Robert U. Ayres; title: Nuclear energy comes full circle / Charles Wardell; title: Beating global warming with nuclear power? / Christine Laurent; title: Managing a nuclear transition / Sam Nunn; title: Global economy slowly cuts use of fuels rich in carbon / William K. Stevens; title: Hydrogen as the way toward sustainability / Seth Dunn; title: Hooray for the red, white, blue and green / David Hochschild and Arlie Hochschild; title: A worldwide goal of clean energy / Paul R. Epstein and Ross Gelbspan; title: Route to riches: Afghanistan / Andy Rowell; title: The real price of oil / James Surowiecki; title: Nigeria's oil exploitation leaves delta poisoned, poor / Douglas Farah; title: Power to the poor; title: Bringing power to the people / Daniel M. Kammen; title: Milstones in the history of energy & its uses / Energy Information Administration.