zum Inhalt wechseln
Fenster schließen

Bitte in WorldCat einloggen 

Sie haben kein Konto? Sie können sehr einfach ein kostenloses Konto anlegen,.

Abbrechen Passwort vergessen?
The long emergency : surviving the converging catastrophes of the twenty-first century Titelvorschau
SchließenTitelvorschau

The long emergency : surviving the converging catastrophes of the twenty-first century

Verfasser/in: James Howard Kunstler
Verlag: New York : Atlantic Monthly Press, ©2005.
Ausgabe/Format Buch : Englisch : 1st edAlle Ausgaben und Formate anzeigen
Inhaltsangabe:
What will happen when our current plagues of global warming, epidemic disease, and overpopulation collide to exacerbate the end of the oil age? The last two hundred years have seen the greatest explosion of progress and wealth in the history of mankind, much of it based on the exploitation of cheap, nonrenewable fossil-fuel energy. Our daily enjoyment of oil and gas has given us the energy equivalent of three hundred  Weiterlesen…
Bewertung:

 

 

Exemplar ausleihen

Suchen… Suche nach Bibliotheken, die diesen Titel besitzen ...

Details

Dokumenttyp: Buch
Alle Autoren: James Howard Kunstler
ISBN: 0871138883 9780871138880
OCLC Nummer: 57452547
Beschreibung: vii, 307 p. ; 24 cm.
Inhalt: Sleepwalking into the future -- Modernity and the fossil fuels dilemma -- Geopolitics and the global oil peak -- Beyond oil: why alternative fuels won't rescue us -- Nature bites back: climate change, epidemic disease, water scarcity, habitat destruction, and the dark side of the industrial age -- Running on fumes: the hallucinated economy -- Living in the long emergency.
Verfasserangabe: James Howard Kunstler.

Abstract:

What will happen when our current plagues of global warming, epidemic disease, and overpopulation collide to exacerbate the end of the oil age? The last two hundred years have seen the greatest explosion of progress and wealth in the history of mankind, much of it based on the exploitation of cheap, nonrenewable fossil-fuel energy. Our daily enjoyment of oil and gas has given us the energy equivalent of three hundred slaves per person in the industrialized nations. But life as we know it is about to change radically, and much sooner than we think. No combination of alternative energies will permit us to continue living the way we do, or even close to it. This book tells us just what to expect after the honeymoon of affordable energy is over, preparing us for economic, political, and social changes of an unimaginable scale.--From publisher description.

Rezensionen


Tags

Tragen Sie als Erste/r Tags ein.
Anfrage bestätigen

Sie haben diesen Titel bereits angefordert. Wenn Sie trotzdem fortfahren möchten, klicken Sie auf OK.