
Table of Contents
Introduction
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Part 1: Energy
1. Energy Fundamentals
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2. The History of Energy and Materials
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Our First Tech
From Energy: Bricks, Glass and Cement
From Energy: The Bronze Age
From Energy: The Iron Age
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3. Modern Energy
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Preamble
Wood: Energy for the Billions
Coal: Fossilized Peat, the Foundation of Industry
Oil: Valued for What It Is Able to Accomplish
Natural Gas: From Blue Flames, Blue Skies
Liquid Bio-fuel: Farmed Fuel
Alternatives to Combustion:
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Hydro Power: It Is What It Says on the Tin
Nuclear Power: It Is What It Says on the Tin
Wind Power: Turbulence Ahead
Solar Power: Clean Tech, Toxic Regulations
Electrical Batteries: The Biggest Game Changer, and Not
Hydrogen: Future Fuel?
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Conclusions in Respect of Modern Energy
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Part 2: The Science of Carbon Dioxide in Upheaval
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1. Preamble
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2. New Science: More Carbon Dioxide is Fertilizing an Increase of 2.3% in the Green Area of the Earth Per Decade
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3. New Science: More Carbon Dioxide is Fertilizing an Increase of 2.0% in the Forested Area of the Earth Per Decade
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4. New Science: Carbon Dioxide Regulates the Amount of Life on Earth
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5. The Global Warming Paradigm of the United Nations
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6. New Science: The Water Cycle Rethought
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7. Conclusions on the Science of Carbon Dioxide
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Part 3: Energy and Carbon Dioxide in Context
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1. The Origins of the Energy Transition's Economic Template
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2. Breathing Emits Carbon Dioxide
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3. Atmospheric Concentrations of Carbon Dioxide
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4. Additional Perspectives on Global Warming
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5. Efficient Farming: The Key to Prosperity and Wildlife Conservation
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6. Energy in Europe, A Century of Tragedy
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7. Oil & Lessons from Collapsed Civilizations
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8. Carbon Markets: Fraud Markets
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9. Game Changer: The End of Free Money
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10. The Philosophical Basis of Net Zero
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11. Elephants & Bison: For Wildlife Habitat Matters, Not Carbon Dioxide
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12. Psychological Considerations
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13. Wildfire Risks, Misrepresented to Fabricate Climate Fear
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14. Energy, War and Peace
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15. Energy and the Role of Government
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16. PR or Green Energy Gaslighting?
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17. Big Oil, Fighting the Energy Transition?
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18. Perspectives on the UK
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19. The Language of Green Energy
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20​. A Green Spiritual War
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Conclusions