Titlebook: Energy for Sustainability; Foundations for Tech John Randolph,Gilbert M. Masters Book 2018Latest edition John Randolph and Gilbert M. Maste

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John Randolph,Gilbert M. MastersLong-awaited revision of a best-selling textbook.The most comprehensive text on renewable energy systems, policy, and potential.Written by experts who have over 80+ years of experience combined

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44132-0Our current patterns of energy use are not sustainable. This chapter presents important life-cycle concerns about our dependence on fossil fuels and opportunities for more sustainable energy. After giving some definitions and criteria for sustainable energy, we discuss the implications of our major sources and continuing growth of energy.

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Integrals Over Curves and Surfaces,When this book’s first edition was finished in 2007, the world and U.S. prospects for massive growth of bioethanol fuel looked bullish.

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Energy Analysis and Life-Cycle AssessmentAs individuals, as communities, and as a society, we want to make smart energy choices and investments that are cost-effective and can help make our energy economy sustainable. To do that we must address some basic questions that are not always easy to answer.