THE EINSTEIN OF GREEN LIVING
<p><strong>EARTH — 1976 — </strong>Energy production has tripled in the last quarter century. Oil companies, still reeling from gas station lines, are pumping out crude. The US uses a third of all energy and nine times more gasoline per capita than the world average. But then. . .</p>
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<p>A small man writes a small article in <em>Foreign Affairs</em>. “Energy Strategy: The Road Not Taken” suggests two roads ahead, the “hard path” and “the soft path.”</p>
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