Titlebook: Sustainable Energy Transitions; Socio-Ecological Dim Dustin Mulvaney Textbook 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

和平

Fundamentals of Energy Science,s an understanding of the underlying physics, chemistry, and other key concepts, definition, principles, and metrics used in energy science. The chapter reviews how energy flows from the sun through nature and time, emphasizing how energy is transferred through Earth’s climate, ecosystems, and what

Mediocre

Energy and the Social Sciences,allenges are social problems with the technical component and not the other way around. This is one of the motivations of this textbook: to broaden the horizons of our understandings of energy transitions and its implications. Many energy textbooks cover the fundamentals of energy economics and poli

disparage

Energy and the Environment I: Fossil Fuels,nd how these developments impact socio-ecological systems. Each of the major fossil fuel sources—natural gas, petroleum, coal, tar sands, and oil shale—is described in terms of major impacts, current and historical commodity chains, and impacts to communities and ecosystems. Recent advances in uncon

Kaleidoscope

Obligatory

judicial

FRET

同谋

Low Carbon Industries and the Built Environment,he use of energy in the production of commodities, residential and commercial buildings, and other critical infrastructure and industries. These sectors use a lot of energy for heating and cooling, so we start with the importance of the concept of comfort, while focusing on the key concepts and tech

丑恶

Sustainable and Just Energy Strategies, transition can inform how we think about and plan for society’s future energy infrastructures and resource base. Of critical importance is understanding the technical and biophysical dimensions of energy transitions, while emphasizing how problems from energy systems are ultimately social problems

接合

Energy and the Social Sciences,e horizons of our understandings of energy transitions and its implications. Many energy textbooks cover the fundamentals of energy economics and policy. How tools such as cap and trade, Pigouvian taxes, and tax incentives work are very well described in these books.