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"The Party's Over" Richard Heinberg [2]

 
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2004 7:27 am    Post subject: "The Party's Over" Richard Heinberg [2] Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

A great introduction to anyone who doesn't understand the concept of Peak Oil. Heinberg starts by describing what energy actually is and how it has shaped the history of humanity and created our modern day society. He then goes on to describe what will happen when the oil runs out and what possible alternatives there are. Concluding there is no possible solution he then finishes by outlining ideas as to what society needs to do in order to prepare for the coming decline of society.

Heinberg writes from an environmentalists point of view and does encourage eco-friendly ideas in his book. His opening chapters on energy are very informative and really make you appreciate the importance of energy in the functioning of society.

Overall a well written book and one which changed the way I looked at the infrastructure of society.

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