Energy: A Human History

Energy: A Human HistoryFrom Pulitzer Prizewinning author Richard Rhodes comes a sweeping history of humanitys quest for power. Energy: A Human History explores how wood, coal, oil, nuclear power, and renewable energy have shaped societies, economies, and the modern world. Rhodes traces the innovations, discoveries, and political struggles that defined each energy transition, while also looking ahead at the urgent need to move toward sustainable solutions. A compelling and

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