Avoiding the Extinction of Humanity: A Practical Plan

Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Science, Earth Sciences
Cover of the book Avoiding the Extinction of Humanity: A Practical Plan by John M. Goodman, John M. Goodman, Ph.D.
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Author: John M. Goodman ISBN: 9781939116864
Publisher: John M. Goodman, Ph.D. Publication: May 22, 2014
Imprint: Waterfront Digital Press Language: English
Author: John M. Goodman
ISBN: 9781939116864
Publisher: John M. Goodman, Ph.D.
Publication: May 22, 2014
Imprint: Waterfront Digital Press
Language: English
If you are driving off a cliff, someone telling you to slow down isn't much of a help. (Well, slowing down while you turn in a new direction is likely to be a good idea.) By burning fossil fuels, humanity is now driving itself off a climate cliff toward extinction. We need to completely stop burning "stuff" (fossil fuels, or anything else) for energy. Yet to thrive we really do need lots of energy-in fact, even more than we now are using. This book shows how we can meet both these needs by creating a new infrastructure where existing technologies work far better. Not only will we get all our energy at less than one tenth the cost per kilowatt-hour, we will speed up long-distance transportation at least tenfold, plus give everyone a chance to enjoy space travel. And that is just the beginning.
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If you are driving off a cliff, someone telling you to slow down isn't much of a help. (Well, slowing down while you turn in a new direction is likely to be a good idea.) By burning fossil fuels, humanity is now driving itself off a climate cliff toward extinction. We need to completely stop burning "stuff" (fossil fuels, or anything else) for energy. Yet to thrive we really do need lots of energy-in fact, even more than we now are using. This book shows how we can meet both these needs by creating a new infrastructure where existing technologies work far better. Not only will we get all our energy at less than one tenth the cost per kilowatt-hour, we will speed up long-distance transportation at least tenfold, plus give everyone a chance to enjoy space travel. And that is just the beginning.

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