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396Brittle Power177.71 Stephens 1970:149.Notes to Chapter Five1 Federal Power Commission 1977:26.2 Electrical Construction and Maintenance1965.3 Congressional Research Service 1979:142.4 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission1978:1.5 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1977:34, 149–154; 1978a:44, 95.6 Clapp 198:10.7 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1977:32, 100–1018 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1978:53.9 Boffey 1978. Copyright 1978 by theAmerican Association for the Advancement ofScience.10 Clapp 1978:22, 23, 25.11 Ibid.:39.12 Joint Committee on Defense Production1977a:23.13 Corwin et al. 1979.14 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1977:53–65.15 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission1978:139.16 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1977:46.17 Clapp 1978:59–60.18 Boffey 1978:995.19 NERC 1979:13–14.20 Joint Committee on Defense Production1977a:5.21 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission1978:49.22 Park 1978:45.23 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission1978:45.24 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1977:26–27.25 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1978a:139.26 Federal Power Commission 1977:20, 46.27 Economic Regulatory Administration1981:6–9ff.28 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission1978:21.29 Joint Committee on Defense Production1977a:105.30 Newsweek 1977:20.31 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission1978:55.32 Evening Standard 1979.33 Kihss 1981.34 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission1978:55.Notes to Chapter Six1 Defense Electric Power Administration1962:28.2 Joint Committee on Defense Production1977a:108.3 Ibid.4 Chenoweth et al. 1963:8.5 Stephens 1970:49, 53.6 Stephens 1973:58.7 Ibid.:142.8 Lambert 1976:56–60.9 Ibid.:60.10 Chenoweth et al. 1963:38–41.11 Stephens 1973:20, 34, 96.12 Ibid.:iv.13 Ibid.:150; Fernald 1965.14 Energy & Defense Project 1980:7.15 Goeller 1980:81–84. Many of the conceptsdeveloped in this book apply also to nonfuelminerals. Among the more useful introductionsto this enormous field are Fishman1980; Broad 1980; Barnet 1980; Stanley 1977;Goodman 1978; Joint Committee on DefenseProduction 1977:I:87–97; Office of TechnologyAssessment 1979; Ayres & Narkus-Kramer1976; Krause 1981; Kihlstedt 1977; Lovins1973.16 Katz 1981; Joint Committee on DefenseProduction 1977:II:42–44.17 Dresch & Ellis 1966:11–1218 Katz 1981 (in the context on nuclearattack).19 Economic Regulatory Administration1981:Ch. 4.20 Lovins 1977; Junger 1976.21 Katz 1981:48–50.
Notes 39722 Crittenden 1981.23 Economic Regulatory Administration1981:Ch. 5.24 Alec Jenkins, personal communication,15 January 1982. We are grateful to him forcalling our attention to the following two references.25 EPRI 1979.26 EPRI 1979a.27 This is the usual basis for estimates suchas the one (Aspen Institute 1980:62) that the1976–1977 oil interruptions cost Americaabout twenty billion dollars, or many others(e.g., Rowen & Weyent 1981) that future interruptionof oil exports from the Persian Gulfwould cost hundreds of billions of dollars.Such calculations assume, without economicbasis, that GNP is a useful surrogate for welfare.28 Newsweek 1977.29 Subcommittee on Energy & Power 1978:3.30 Congressional Research Service 1978a.31 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1978a:142.32 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1977:69.33 Congressional Research Service 1978a:3.34 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1978a:16.35 Newsweek 1978:18.36 Subcommittee on Energy & Power1978a:11.37 Newsweek 1978:18.38 Podgers 1980.39 Goldman 1981.40 Emshwiller 1980.41 Newsweek 1977.Notes to Chapter Seven1 Joint Committee on Defense Production1977:I:99.2 Ibid.:II:75–77.3 Energy & Defense Project 1980:19–29.We are indebted to Wilson Clark for callingthese World War II examples to our attention.4 McIsaac 1976:VI:49; Clark & Page1981:50–51.5 Clark & Page 1981:3.6 SIPRI 1974:142–145.7 Masselli & Dean 1981:17 (cf. Energy &Defense Project 1980:22–24.8 Ramberg 1980:15.9 Energy & Defense Project 1980:19–29;Clark & Page 1981:52–54.10 Energy & Defense Project 1980:19–29;Clark & Page 1981:52–54.11 Barnet 1981:67.12 Smil 1981; Taylor 1981a.13 Clark 1981.14 Smil 1981; Taylor 1981a.15 New York Times 1969.16 Hofmann 1979.17 Burns 1980, 1980a; Los Angeles Times1980c.18 Peel 1980.19 Peel 1980a.20 Los Angeles Times 1980d; Wall Street Journal1980b.21 Rose 1981.22 Los Angeles Times 1981s, w.23 de Leon et al. 1978:22.24 New York Times 1976b.25 New York Times 1969.26 New York Times 1980e.27 Los Angeles Times 1979e.28 New York Times 1981m.29 Far Eastern Economic Review 1976.30 Tanner 1978.31 Anchorage Times 1980; New York Times1980d.32 Los Angeles Times 1981x.33 Atlanta Journal & Constitution 1981.34 Boston Globe 1981; Los Angeles Times1981m, 1982h.35 New York Times 1981v.36 Los Angeles Times 1981bb.37 Newsweek 1981b; Los Angeles Times 1982c.38 Caputo 1980:42.39 Le Monde 1978, 1978a; New York Times1978, 1978a.40 Comité d’Action pour le Solaire1981:78–79.41 Holmberg 1981.42 Chenoweth et al. 1963; Lambert 1976.43 Lerner 1981:42.44 King et al. 1980.45 Lambert 1976:51; Lerner 1981:42ff.46 Broad 1981.47 Lerner 1981:42ff.48 Ricketts et al. 1976.
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