M. STANTON EVANS
One of the toughest things to figure out in current discussions of exotic energy systems and the ice-cream-soft technologies of the future is how much, exactly, these pleasant-sounding supplies of energy are going to cost us. You can read your Amory Lovins or Denis Hayes till you’re blue in the face, and not come up with any definite numbers. It is all quite vague and hypothetical, couched in language better contrived to obscure the cost of converting America to fumaroles and sunbeams than to explain it.
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