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Energy Science: Principles, Technologies, and ImpactsFourth Edition £39.99 John Andrews, Nick Jelley
9780198854401 The only book to successfully integrate social, economic and environmental considerations with an accessible, quantitative approach to energy science. |
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Energy Systems and SustainabilityThird Edition £54.99 Bob Everett, Stephen Peake, James Warren
9780198767640 Energy Systems and Sustainability provides an exploration of the economic, social, environmental, and policy issues raised by current systems of energy use, as well as describing their key physical and engineering features. |
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Renewable Energy: A Very Short Introduction£8.99 Nick Jelley
9780198825401 With growing concerns over climate change and air pollution, the need to switch from fossil fuels to clean and renewable sources of energy has become pressing. Here, Nick Jelley describes the main renewables, explains how wind and solar farms can provide the cheapest energy in many parts of the world, and calls for urgent action. |
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Energy Systems: A Very Short Introduction£8.99 Nick Jenkins
9780198813927 Energy supply is foundational to modern society, but damaging to the environment. This book takes a 'systems view', from extraction of primary fuel, through conversion to usable energy, and transportation to point of use. It explores initiatives to generate electricity in an environmentally benign manner, and decarbonise the supply of energy. |
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The Simple Physics of Energy Use£37.99 Peter Rez
9780198802303 As a society we use energy for climate control and lighting in buildings, moving people and goods from one place to another and making things. This book uses simple classical physics (mechanics, thermodynamics and electromagnetism) to quantitatively review sources of energy and how we use them. |
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