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Climate change
Recent Scholarly Publications
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Geophysical limits to global wind power
September 2012
Abstract There is enough power in Earth’s winds to be a primary source of near-zero-emission electric power as the global economy continues to grow through the twenty-first century.
Organizations and Global Warming
December 2010
Introduction This essay examines the two biggest environmental polluters, the oil and coal industries, and the possibilities of renewable energy that could replace them.
The Growth of Nuclear Power: Drivers & Constraints
October 2009
Many countries around the world are taking a fresh look at nuclear power.
Power and Responsibility: Building International Order in an Era of Transnational Threats
March 2009
The post-World War II fabric of global security, designed and maintained by the United States, has dangerously frayed.
Making Nuclear Energy Work
March 2008
The search for solutions to two growing crises--human induced climate change and the loss of cheap oil--places nuclear energy front and center.
How Globalization Went Bad
January 2007
The article asserts that globalization has made the world a more dangerous and less orderly place.
Nuclear Renaissance in the Age of Global Warming
December 2006
With oil prices and global temperatures rising, the nuclear option has once again entered discussions about the future of the world's energy supply.
Keeping Out of the Box
November 2002
During three decades spent studying the highly charged issue of climate change, I've not been bashful about offering my scientific conclusions - or even my opinions about appropriate public policy....
Climate Change and the Transformation of World Energy Supply
May 1999
This report outlines the changes in energy supply that will be required over the next fifty years.
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