An edition of The Long Emergency (2005)

The long emergency

surviving the end of the oil age, climate change, and other converging catastrophes of the twenty-first century

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An edition of The Long Emergency (2005)

The long emergency

surviving the end of the oil age, climate change, and other converging catastrophes of the twenty-first century

1st ed.

by

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  • 1 Have read

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Publisher
Atlantic Monthly Press
Language
English
Pages
307

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Subjects

Climate and civilization, Social aspects of Petroleum as fuel, Social aspects, Petroleum industry and trade, Social aspects of Fossil fuels, Petroleum as fuel, Environmentalism, Economic conditions, Social aspects of Renewable energy sources, Renewable energy sources, Social aspects of Environmentalism, Fossil fuels, History, Petroleum industry and trade, united states, Petroleum industry and trade, history

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United States

Times

20th century, 21st century

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
303.4973
Library of Congress
TP 355 .K86 2005, TP355 .K86 2005, TP355.K86 2005

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Format
Hardcover
Pagination
vii, 307 p. ;
Number of pages
307

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OL22246910M
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ISBN 10
0871138883
LCCN
2005040964
OCLC/WorldCat
57452547
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73604
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1070916

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OL3284167W

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Carl Jung, one of the fathers of psychology, famously remarked that "people cannot stand too much reality."
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