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U. S. Coal Development

Name: U. S. Coal Development
Brand: University Press of the Pacific
SKU: 03161150
Price: 13441 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Comptroller General of the Us The Comptroller General of the Us
ISBN: 9781410204714

Promises, Uncertainties

Comptroller General of the Us The Comptroller General of the Us

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 03161150

Publishers University Press of the Pacific, April 2003

Coal represents 90 percent of the Nation's fossil fuel reserves. Yet, it currently supplies only 18... Full description

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Coal represents 90 percent of the Nation's fossil fuel reserves. Yet, it currently supplies only 18 percent of energy needs.This report summarizes available knowledge on U. S. coal development and seeks to identify under these chapter headings policy issues that must be considered: How much do we need?How much do we have?How do we get it?How can we get it to where we need it?How can we make it usable?How can we solve the social problems?What is the U. S. position in the world coal market?Where do we go from here?Originally published in 1977 by the United States General Accounting Office, the situation is almost unchanged today, and coal is more relevant than ever considering the political implications of United States dependency on foreign oil.