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Read Online A Bright Future: How Some Countries Have Solved Climate Change and the Rest
Can Follow Free Book
Read Online A Bright
Future: How Some
Countries Have
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Change and the Rest
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The most important book about climate change since An Inconvenient Truth.―from the
foreword by Steven Pinker'A Bright Future starts with a bang. 'Few books can credibly claim to
offer a way to save the world, but this one does,' the psychologist Steven Pinker writes in his
foreword. That is a bold assertion, but by the time I had finished the book, I was half-convinced he
was right.'―Ed Crooks,Financial Times'A Bright Future addresses the fears that people have
around nuclear as an energy source and illuminates a path to making it a more significant part of
our energy portfolio. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to preserve the planet for our children
and grandchildren.'―Christine Todd Whitman, former head of the EPA'A Bright Future lays
out the only viable path that has been proposed for rapid global decarbonization.'―James
Hansen, climate scientist, Columbia University'A Bright Future comes along at a critical time
for our planet. Its key message: the climate is changing, the consequences are serious, and we
can and must take action.'―George P. Shultz'A rational if somewhat unlikely strategy to reverse
global warming using current technology and without self-denial... The authors argue for nuclear
power, and the facts are certainly on their side....A reasonable argument directed at a lay
audience.'―Kirkus Reviews'Goldstein and Qvist offer food for thought, making this a viable
resource in the arsenal of arguments for and against the best methods of staving off a global
energy crisis.'―Booklist Read more Joshua S. Goldstein is an International Relations
professor who writes about the big issues facing humanity. He is the author of six books about
war, peace, diplomacy, and economic history, and a bestselling college textbook, International
Relations. Among other awards, his book War and Gender (2001) won the International Studies
Association's 'Book of the Decade Award' in 2010. Goldstein has a B.A. from Stanford and a Ph.D.
from M.I.T. He is professor emeritus at American University in Washington, DC, and research
scholar at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he lives. See
www.joshuagoldstein.com.Staffan A. Qvist is a Swedish engineer, scientist and consultant to
clean energy projects around the world. He has lectured and authored numerous studies in the
scientific literature on various topics relating to energy technology and policy, nuclear reactor
design and safety, and climate change mitigation strategies - research that has been covered by
Scientific American and many other media outlets. Trained as a nuclear engineer (Ph.D.,
University of California, Berkeley), he is now involved in renewable energy development projects

and also works with several 'fourth generation' nuclear start-ups. For more inform