Handbook on the geographies of energy, edited by Barry D. Solomon, Kirby E. Calvert

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Handbook on the geographies of energy, edited by Barry D. Solomon, Kirby E. Calvert

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edited by Barry D. Solomon, Kirby E. Calvert

Instantiates

• Handbook on the geographies of energy

Publication

• Cheltenham, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2017

Copyright

• ©2017

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

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volume

Carrier category code

• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• 3.
• Bedrock of modernity: coal and its uses past and present
• Max D. Woodworth ;
• 4.
• The politics of oil in the Anthropocene
• Philippe Le Billon and Gavin Bridge ;
• 5.
• A horse that has left the barn: expanding geographies of natural gas
• Julia H. Haggerty ;
• 6.
• 1. Introduction:
• Exploring nuclear geographies: from uranium mine to waste facility
• Philip Johnstone ;
• 7.
• The changing geographies of biorefining
• Kirby E. Calvert, Jamie D. Stephen, M. Jean Blair, Laura Cabral, Ryan E. Baxter and Warren E. Mabee ;
• 8.
• Alternative transportation fuels: pathways to new geographies
• Ethan B. Davis and Kirby E. Calvert
• Pt. II.
• Energies.
• Energy and the geographical traditions
• 9.
• Hydropower's fluid geographies
• Mary Finley-Brook ;
• 10.
• Geographical dimensions of wind power
• Martin J. Pasqualetti and Barry D. Solomon ;
• 11.
• Geographies of solar power
• Dustin Mulvaney ;
• 12.
• Barry D. Solomon and Kirby E. Calvert
• Geography of geothermal energy technologies
• Edward P. Louie and Barry D. Solomon ;
• 13.
• Geography of marine renewable energy technologies
• Peter M. Connor and Helen C.M. Smith --
• Pt. I.
• Fuels.
• 2.
• Energy for the world's kitchens: biomass for survival in the past, present, and future
• Matthew J. Taylor ;
• 16.
• Energy and transportation: the need for an energy transition
• Christophe Enaux, Philippe Gerber and Helene Haniotou ;
• 17.
• Changing human geographies of the electricity grid: shifts of power and control in the renewable energy transition
• Stephen M. McCauley and Jennie C. Stephens
• Pt. IV.
• Changing landscapes of energy production, distribution and use.
• 18.
• Energy landscapes of less than two degrees global warming
• Pt. III.
• Dan van der Horst ;
• 19.
• Europe's energy geographies
• Harriet Thomson and Stefan Bouzarovski ;
• 20.
• Nodes, networks and inefficiency: understanding Russia's energy landscapes
• Jessica K. Graybill ;
• 21.
• Changing geographies of energy in North America
• Warren E. Mabee, Laura Cabral and Emma Webb ;
• Energy consumption: sectors and end use.
• 22.
• Brazil's energy outlook
• Mauricio T. Tolmasquim and Angela Livino ;
• 23.
• Energy disparities and (under)development in sub-Saharan Africa
• Robert Stock ;
• 24.
• Oil worlds: life and death in Nigeria's petro-state
• Michael J. Watts ;
• 25.
• 14.
• India's energy geographies: a critical introduction
• Deepti Chatti ;
• 26.
• Co-designing energy landscapes: application of participatory mapping and geographic information systems in the exploration of low carbon futures
• Sven Stremke and Paolo Picchi ;
• 27.
• Urban energy transitions: spatial organization, political contestations and urban governance
• Ping Huang and Vanesa Castán Broto ;
• 28.
• Global energy transitions: a long-term socioeconomic metabolism perspective
• Residential energy consumption from a time-geographic perspective
• Helmut Haberl, Karl-Heinz Erb, Fridolin Krausmann and Maria Niedertscheider --
• Jenny Palm and Kajsa Ellegård ;
• 15.
• Energy efficiency programs in China
• Kevin Lo ;
• 31.
• Geographies of energy justice: concepts, challenges and an emerging agenda
• Karen Bickerstaff ;
• 32.
• Governance at the intersection of health and energy
• Arielle Hesse
• Pt. VI.
• Looking forward: conceptual approaches in energy geographies.
• 33.
• Political and social ecologies of energy
• Pt. V.
• Karl S. Zimmerer ;
• 34.
• Political-industrial ecologies of energy
• Jennifer E. Baka ;
• 35.
• Critical energy geographies
• Conor Harrison and E. Jeffrey Popke ;
• 36.
• Community energy: diverse, dynamic, political
• Nichole Dusyk ;
• Energy at the nexus.
• 37.
• Energy geography: adopting and adapting resource management perspectives
• Bruce Mitchell and Paul Parker
• 29.
• Energy, water & food: towards a critical nexus approach
• Hayley Leck, Daniel Fitzpatrick and Kevin Burchell ;
• 30.
• Energy poverty and vulnerability: a geographical perspective
• Neil Simcock and Saska Petrova ;

Control code

ocn989802015

Dimensions

26 cm

Extent

xxvi, 544 pages

Isbn

9781785365614

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unmediated

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rdamedia

Media type code

• n

Other physical details

illustrations, maps (some color)

Record ID

u421471

System control number

(OCoLC)989802015