Science

New Series, Vol. 184, No. 4134, Apr. 19, 1974

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00368075
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No. 4133, Apr. 12, 1974, pp. 101-208

- Front MatterFront Matter (pp. 209-388)
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- GasolineGasoline (p. 245)
- Philip H. Abelson
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- Low-Cost, Abundant Energy: Paradise Lost?Low-Cost, Abundant Energy: Paradise Lost? (pp. 247-253)
- Hans H. Landsberg
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People and Institutions: Impact of the Crisis
1. - The Social System and the Energy CrisisThe Social System and the Energy Crisis (pp. 255-257)
  - Kenneth E. Boulding
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2. - Evolution of Public Response to the Energy CrisisEvolution of Public Response to the Energy Crisis (pp. 257-263)
  - James R. Murray, Michael J. Minor, Norman M. Bradburn, Robert F. Cotterman, Martin Frankel, Alan E. Pisarski
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3. - Conservation in IndustryConservation in Industry (pp. 264-270)
  - Charles A. Berg
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4. - Energy Conservation at an Industrial Research CenterEnergy Conservation at an Industrial Research Center (pp. 271-272)
  - Alfred E. Brown, Edward B. Berkowitz
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5. - What Can the Academic Community Do?What Can the Academic Community Do? (pp. 273-278)
  - William D. Metz
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6. - Individual Self-Sufficiency in EnergyIndividual Self-Sufficiency in Energy (pp. 278-282)
  - Allen L. Hammond
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Policy
1. - Multiple Failures of Public and Private InstitutionsMultiple Failures of Public and Private Institutions (pp. 284-286)
  - Philip Sporn
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2. Interviews
  1. - The Executive: William E. SimonThe Executive: William E. Simon (pp. 287-290)
    - William E. Simon, Alvin M. Weinberg
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  2. - The Congress: Sen. Henry M. JacksonThe Congress: Sen. Henry M. Jackson (pp. 291-294)
    - Henry M. Jackson
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3. - An Integrated National Energy Research and Development ProgramAn Integrated National Energy Research and Development Program (pp. 295-301)
  - Peter L. Auer
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4. - Florida: An Energy Policy Emerges in a Growth StateFlorida: An Energy Policy Emerges in a Growth State (pp. 302-305)
  - Luther J. Carter
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Economics
1. - Energy Use in the U.S. Food SystemEnergy Use in the U.S. Food System (pp. 307-316)
  - John S. Steinhart, Carol E. Steinhart
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2. - Economic Strategy for Import-Export Controls on Energy MaterialsEconomic Strategy for Import-Export Controls on Energy Materials (pp. 316-321)
  - Helmut J. Frank
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3. - Oil Money and World Money: Conflict or Confluence?Oil Money and World Money: Conflict or Confluence? (pp. 321-325)
  - Thomas R. Stauffer
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4. - Applications of Input-Output Analysis to Energy ProblemsApplications of Input-Output Analysis to Energy Problems (pp. 325-329)
  - Anne P. Carter
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Oil, Coal, Gas and Uranium: The Developed Technology
1. - Prognosis for Expanded U.S. Production of Crude OilPrognosis for Expanded U.S. Production of Crude Oil (pp. 331-336)
  - R. R. Berg, J. C. Calhoun, Jr., R. L. Whiting
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2. - Problems of Expanding Coal ProductionProblems of Expanding Coal Production (pp. 336-339)
  - John Walsh
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3. - Clean Fuels from Coal GasificationClean Fuels from Coal Gasification (pp. 340-346)
  - Arthur M. Squires
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4. - High-Sulfur Coal for Generating ElectricityHigh-Sulfur Coal for Generating Electricity (pp. 346-351)
  - James T. Dunham, Carl Rampacek, T. A. Henrie
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5. - Nuclear Eclectic PowerNuclear Eclectic Power (pp. 351-359)
  - David J. Rose
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6. - Energy Choices That Europe Faces: A European View of EnergyEnergy Choices That Europe Faces: A European View of Energy (pp. 360-367)
  - Wolf Häfele
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7. - A Timetable for Expanded Energy AvailabilityA Timetable for Expanded Energy Availability (pp. 367-369)
  - Allen L. Hammond
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Sun and Earth: Developing Technology
1. - Geothermal Electricity ProductionGeothermal Electricity Production (pp. 371-375)
  - Geoffrey R. Robson
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2. - Solar Energy by PhotosynthesisSolar Energy by Photosynthesis (pp. 375-381)
  - Melvin Calvin
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3. - Solar Energy Utilization by Physical MethodsSolar Energy Utilization by Physical Methods (pp. 382-386)
  - Martin Wolf
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- Science Bibliography of EnergyScience Bibliography of Energy (pp. 386-389)
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Meetings
1. - Forthcoming Events on EnergyForthcoming Events on Energy (p. 389)
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- Back MatterBack Matter (pp. 389-404)
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