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renewable energy > books > energy revolution: policies for a sustainable future

Energy Revolution: Policies for a Sustainable Future

Posted: 14 Jan 2003

by Howard Geller
Island Press, Washington DC 2002
$US45.00 hb, $US22.50 pb.


This book was hailed by Christopher Flavin, president of the Worldwatch Institute, as "a clear road map to the proven policies that will make a post-petroleum economy possible.�

Arthur Rosenfeld, commissioner, California Energy Commission, and former director of the Center for Building Science, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory called it: �the most comprehensive, detailed, and insightful guide to understanding a critical global challenge: how energy efficiency and renewable energy can replace fossil fuels. Energy Revolution is full of 21st-century ideas that anyone serious about energy policy will have to read.�

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