Introduction to Energy: Resources, Technology, and Society

This book provides a comprehensive examination of modern energy production, covering topics such as pollution, resource depletion, global warming, nuclear power, and waste management.

With an increased emphasis on sustainability, climate change, and deregulation, this second edition is especially useful for undergraduate programs in Science, Technology and Society (STS) and supplementary courses touching on energy studies.

The book offers valuable assessments of various energy-related issues and provides a working knowledge of energy production, consumption, and their associated social, environmental, and economic implications.

Whether you are a technical or nontechnical reader, this book serves as an excellent introduction to energy and is well-written, making it accessible to a broad readership.