An edition of Taking sides
(2009)
Taking sides
Clashing views in energy and society
by Thomas A. Easton
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Taking sides: Clashing views in energy and society
2009, McGraw-Hill, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin
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0078127556 9780078127557
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Table of Contents
Unit 1. Fossil fuels
Can the United States continue to rely on oil as a major source of energy?
Is it realistic for the United Sates to move toward greater energy independence?
Should cars be more efficient?
Should the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge be opened to oil drilling?
Should utilities burn more coal?
Unit 2. Global warming
Are global warming facts too uncertain to guide government policy?
Is global warming skepticism just smoke and mirrors?
are the potential costs of global warming too high to ignore?
Can carbon trading help control carbon emissions?
Is carbon capture technology ready to limit carbon emissions?
Is "geoengineering" a possible answer to global warming?
Unit 3. Nuclear power
Does nuclear power need government help?
Should the United States continue to focus plans for permanent nuclear waste disposal exclusively at Yucca Mountain?
Should the United States reprocess spent nuclear fuel?
Unit 4. Alternative energy sources
Is wind power green?
Do biofuels enhance energy security?
Can hydropower play a role in preventing climate change?
Will hydrogen replace fossil fuels for cars?
Is there any such thing as "free energy"?
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