Theories and Models of Alternative Energy and Their Socio-Economic Implications | Chapter 5 | Emerging Issues in Environment, Geography and Earth Science Vol. 8

There is a need for new political, social and economic theories, as neither present day capitalism nor communism are yet adequate in creating sustainable societies, or for reversing climate change. This is a rough “working” document for discussion purposes. Integrated responses are especially relevant to energy planning and implementation; interactions among water, food, energy and biological carbon sequestration; and urban planning, which provides substantial opportunities for enhanced resilience, reduced emissions and more sustainable development (medium confidence).

Author(s) Details:

Paul A. Comet,
Comet Environmental Consulting, Houston, Texas, USA.

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