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Renewable energy / Andy McCrea.

By: McCrea, Andy Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ramsbury, [England] : Crowood, 2013Edition: New edDescription: 208 p. : col. ill., maps ; 25 cmISBN: 9781847974792Subject(s): Renewable energy sources | Renewable energy sources -- Environmental aspectsDDC classification: 333.794 Summary: Every day there are news reports that highlight spiralling energy costs, accelerating energy consumption, serious concerns over fuel security and fears that oil production may soon decline. All such reports are set against a background of the most serious threat to the world today global warming and the devastating impact of climate change.Summary: Renewable Energy.

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Previous ed.: 2008.

Includes index.

Every day there are news reports that highlight spiralling energy costs, accelerating energy consumption, serious concerns over fuel security and fears that oil production may soon decline. All such reports are set against a background of the most serious threat to the world today global warming and the devastating impact of climate change.

Renewable Energy.

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