Guided Tour of the Economy Who Turned Out the Lights?: Your Guided Tour to the Energy Crisis, (Paperback)

from dlweeks

This book offers an easy to follow overview of the energy crisis facing the world. If you have a friend who wants to learn more about the issues right around the corner, this book would serve as a good minimally-politically first foray into the field. Also, you do not need a geophysics degree to ...

from yapete

This book is loaded with information on the energy crisis. The authors are very honest about the feasibility (or lack thereof) of various options to get us out of the energy mess, but they make it very clear that there must be a concerted effort to think about these issues, change our lifestyle a...

from jsewvello

"Who Turned Out the Lights" is a comprehensive look at all factors involved in the energy crisis. The book is written in a way that is easy to understand. The authors often use examples from popular culture to introduce a point, for example to introduce U.S. imports and exports of energy they men...

from 06nwingert

Who Turned Out the Lights is an intriguing and interesting book on the energy crisis. Scott Bittle, the author, stated he has no political leanings in this book, giving way to unbiased opinions and critiques of America's current energy crisis and what we can do to improve the situation.  

from kay0211

Both of the authors are editors for the organization Public Agenda (PublicAgenda.org) which is a non-profit devoted to researching and explaining public policy issues. This book entitled Who Turned Out the Lights? successfully explains, at a very basic level, what the American people need to do a...