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Looking beyond the vast technical difficulties of the energy crisis, this book seeks the basic reasons for the severity of our energy and environmental problems-and finds them in our individual choices of lifestyle. The authors depict two detailed energy-use scenarios for the year 2050, using California as a model.

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Looking beyond the vast technical difficulties of the energy crisis, this book seeks the basic reasons for the severity of our energy and environmental problems-and finds them in our individual choices of lifestyle. The authors depict two detailed energy-use scenarios for the year 2050, using California as a model.

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Autorenporträt
Richard C. Carlson is a senior economist in SRI International's International Development Center and was chief coordinator of the project on which this book is based.

Willis W. Harman is a senior social scientist in the SRI International Development Center, a professor of engineering and economic systems at Stanford University, and a regent of the University of California; he is author of An Incomplete Guide to the Future.

Peter Schwartz was director of the SRI Strategic Environment Center and chief coordinator of futures research at SRI. Working with them on the book were Sidney J. Everett (SRI Center for Resource and Environmental Systems Studies); Klaus W. Krause, Thomas F. Mandel, Lynn Rosener, and Thomas C. Thomas (SRI Strategic Environment Center); Paul C. Meagher (SRI Energy Center); and Stephen Levy (Center for the Continuing Study of the California Economy).