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Through the StraitsThe energy future which we envision is not some specific scenario, but rather a future still dimly seen that unfolds by events yet to occur and by application of certain principles. These principles include:

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f the past literature on energy still points, fallaciously in our opinion, to high energy c- v Preface vi sumption futures. This is in Part I (called "A Short History of the Future"). We devote one-third of the book (Part II) to energy resources, their internal and external costs, and the quantities of energy978-1-4615-9211-2978-1-4615-9209-9

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Conjunctures of Energy and Environment that in February 1972, a small dam made of deep-mine spoil collapsed when spoil from a nearby strip mine slid into the reservior adding the last stress the dam could take, and killed more than 100 people as a wall of water washed along Buffalo Creek in West Virginia. Of course, these are but a few