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LOOKING FORWARD: ENERGY TECHNOLOGY: TOOLS OF INDUSTRY

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<P>How we harvest and consume energy is one of the most important topics of our time. Solar, wind, coal, oil: energy sources drive industries, innovation, market economies, and global societies, but they also have lasting impacts on our environment. The New York Times' reporting on energy technologies collected in this volume highlight the exciting advances in cutting edge energy production and the political debates around energy that will impact generations to come. Features such as media literacy terms and questions challenge readers beyond the text.</P>

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Front Cover.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Introduction.
The Long Dream of Clean Energy.
1: New Solar Engine Gives Cheap Power.
2: A Limitless Resource: Solar Energy.
3: U.S. Harnessing Volcanic Steam.
4: Meeting the Energy Dilemma.
5: A 30-Year Plan for Pollution-Free Energy Sources.
6: In Hurricane Harvey&#x0027;s Wake, We Need a Green &#x2018;New Deal&#x2019;.
7: The Green New Deal Rises Again.
8: We Need More Than Solar and Wind to Power the Green New Deal.
Black Gold: Oil, Industry, Pollution and Conflict.
9: Power in Oil World Vastly Different Since 1967 War.
10: As Gulf War Intensifes, Oil Price Worries Grow.
11: Oil Exacts a Price from the Earth.
12: Iraq Deploys Troops Near Kuwait Border Amid Dispute on Oil.
13: A War for Oil?.
14: Shale Boom in Texas Could Increase U.S. Oil Output.
15: Out of Africa (and Elsewhere): More Fossil Fuels.
16: Lessons from the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill.
17: BP May Be Fined Up to $18 Billion for Spill in Gulf.
18: Oil Firms Learn to Move an Ancient Product with New-Age Tech.
Natural Gas and a New Age of Fossil Fuels.
19: Study Says Natural Gas Use Likely to Double.
20: Dash for Gas Raises Environmental Worries.
21: E.P.A. to Study Chemicals Used to Tap Natural Gas.
22: In Europe, the Promise and Fears of a New Fuel.
23: Studies Say Natural Gas Has Its Own Environmental Problems.
24: In North Dakota, Flames of Wasted Natural Gas Light the Prairie.
25: A White-Hot Future for Oil and Gas.
26: Natural Gas Signals a &#x2018;Manufacturing Renaissance&#x2019;.
The Decline of Coal.
27: Even in Coal Country, the Fight for an Industry.
28: A Bleak Outlook for Trump&#x0027;s Promises to Coal Miners.
29: Coal Museum Sees the Future; Trump Doesn&#x0027;t.
30: Where Wind Farms Meet Coal Country, There&#x0027;s Enduring Faith in Trump.
31: Coal&#x0027;s Decline Seems Impervious to Trump&#x0027;s Promises.
32: Trump&#x0027;s New Pollution Rules Still Won&#x0027;t Save the Coal Industry.
Nuclear Energy and Its Risks.
33: Scientists Warn Atom Power Foes.
34: Nuclear Power Arrives &#x2014; Again.
35: Role of Nuclear Power Is Disputed Despite Looming Energy Shortage.
36: Nuclear Fallout.
37: Nuclear Power&#x0027;s Death Somewhat Exaggerated.
38: U.S. Acts to Spur Development of High-Tech Reactors.
The Future: Energy and Policy Innovations.
39: New Technologies Redraw the World&#x0027;s Energy Picture.
40: U.S. Inches Toward Goal of Energy Independence.
41: A Brighter Future for Electric Cars and the Planet.
42: What Needs to Happen before Electric Cars Take Over the World.
Glossary.
Media Literacy Terms.
Media Literacy Questions.
Citations.
Index.

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