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Our Energy Future

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  • [Periodical Article]

    The California Electricity Crisis: Lessons for the Future

    Deregulation works--but not the way it was done in California. California’s disastrous experience with electricity deregulation cast a pall on movements towards deregulation throughout the United States. Some have said that the California experience shows that deregulation cannot ... Read More

    Author: James L. Sweeney

    Our Energy Future

    Release date: Summer 2002

    Volume: 32

    Number: 2

  • [Periodical Article]

    Our Energy Future (editorial)

    The theme if this issue is energy. The problem is not that energy for our planet is in short supply. On the basis of what we know today, the world has enough coal, oil, and gas to last for centuries. And, of course, we can count on solar, wind, nuclear, and other forms of energy for billions of ... Read More

    Author: George Bugliarello

    Our Energy Future

    Release date: Summer 2002

    Volume: 32

    Number: 2

  • [Periodical Article]

    Powering the Future

    President Bush’s decision not to sign the Kyoto Protocol was good for the energy future of the United States. Although energy policy has taken a back seat since the terrorist attacks of September 11, the attacks highlighted weaknesses in the ability of the United States to ... Read More

    Author: Pete Domenici

    Our Energy Future

    Release date: Summer 2002

    Volume: 32

    Number: 2

  • [Periodical Article]

    Integration of Molecular and Macroscopic Scales in Tissue Engineering

    Remarks delivered by Linda G. Griffith at the National Academy of Engineering 1999 National Meeting, Arnold and Mabel Beckman Center, Irving CA. Introduction The field of tissue engineering has emerged over the past decade, driven by a diverse range of clinical needs for ... Read More

    Our Energy Future

    Release date: Summer 2002

    Volume: 32

    Number: 2

  • [Periodical Article]

    New Energy Frontiers

    We should adopt an "investing in the future" approach to energy rather than the current "borrowing from the future" strategy. America's energy enterprise is the lifeblood of our economy and our daily lives and is at the heart of our national security and survival as ... Read More

    Author: Richard H. Truly

    Our Energy Future

    Release date: Summer 2002

    Volume: 32

    Number: 2

  • [Periodical Article]

    The Future of the U.S. Energy Industry

    A sound energy future will require restructuring of the industry, new technologies, environmental stewardship, and fuel diversity. This article about the future of the U.S. electric power system is based on my experience as CEO of American Electric Power (AEP), an investor-owned, ... Read More

    Author: E. Linn Draper, Jr.

    Our Energy Future

    Release date: Summer 2002

    Volume: 32

    Number: 2

  • [Periodical Article]

    The Energy-Environment Nexus

    A sustainable, diversified energy future will depend on the wise use of new technologies. The mission of the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), one of the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) 17 national laboratories, is to develop improved technologies for ... Read More

    Author: Rita A. Bajura

    Our Energy Future

    Release date: Summer 2002

    Volume: 32

    Number: 2