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Three major contemperary problems related to energy are discussed by Dr. Maxey. First, the alleged causal association between environmental degradation and energy-intensive technology is refuted. Dr. Maxey contends only the wealthy, high-technology societies are able to protect environmental quality. For example, only technologically advanced nations can afford sewage systems, disposal plants, etc. Concerning the alleged causal association between natural resource exhaustion and industralized hard technology, Dr. Maxey suggests that industralized nations are better able to protect renewable resources, like forests. Less-developed countries without other sources fo energy must cut their forests for fuel. The final...
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Tags: 29 ENERGY PLANNING,
BIOSPHERE,
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES,
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES,
ENERGY,
Three major contemperary problems related to energy are discussed by Dr. Maxey. First, the alleged causal association between environmental degradation and energy-intensive technology is refuted. Dr. Maxey contends only the wealthy, high-technology societies are able to protect environmental quality. For example, only technologically advanced nations can afford sewage systems, disposal plants, etc. Concerning the alleged causal association between natural resource exhaustion and industralized hard technology, Dr. Maxey suggests that industralized nations are better able to protect renewable resources, like forests. Less-developed countries without other sources fo energy must cut their forests for fuel. The final...
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: 29 ENERGY PLANNING,
BIOSPHERE,
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES,
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES,
ENERGY,
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: ASFA 1: Biological Sciences & Living Resources; Oceanic Abst,
Aquaculture,
Competition,
Developed countries,
Developing countries,
Categories: Publication;
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Tags: Developed countries,
Developing countries,
Equity,
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Fertility,
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