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9 Saunders, Compressed Air Information, 220.
10 Calculated from Ayres and Warr, “Dematerialization vs. Growth.”
11 Kennedy, Compressed Air, 51.
12 Foran, “The Day They Turned the Falls On.”
13 E. D. Adams, Niagara Power, ix.
14 Ibid., 423.
15 Foran, “The Day They Turned the Falls On.”
16 Ryan, High Voltage Engineering and Testing, 331.
17 EIA, “EIA State Energy Profiles.”
18 Schatzberg, “The Mechanization of Urban Transit,” 226–229.
19 Sanderson and McGovern, The World’s History and Its Makers, 235–236.
20 “The Compressed-Air Motor.”
21 “New Power for Elevated.”
22 Nye, Electrifying America.
23 J. C. Williams, Energy and the Making of Modern California, 176.
24 San Francisco Call.
25 U.S. Department of Energy. “GridWorks.”
PART III:
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
CHAPTER 10
1 Abernathy, “Progressivism,” 524.
2 Salom,“Automobile Vehicles,” 281.
3 Mom, The Electric Vehicle, 62.
4 Salom,“Automobile Vehicles.”
5 Ibid., 278.
6 Ibid., 289.
7 Shulman, Personal communication.
8 Appleton,“Recent Developments in the Applications of Storage Batteries,” 185.
9 Rae,“The Electric Vehicle Company.”
10 D. Kirsch, The Electric Vehicle and the Burden of History.
11 Appleton,“Recent Developments in the Applications of Storage Batteries,” 184.
12 “Mr. William C. Whitney’s New York House.”
13 Morris and Salom, “Letter to Western Society of Engineers,” 547.
14 D. Kirsch, The Electric Vehicle and the Burden of History, 42.
15 Ibid., 42–43.
16 Ibid., 54.
17 Salom, “Automobile Vehicles.”
18 Engerman, Cambridge Economic History of the United States, 629.
19 Duncan,“The Future of Electricity in Railroad Work,” 410.
20 Rae,“The Electric Vehicle Company.”
21 Aronson,“The Sociology of the Bicycle,” 309.
22 Norcliffe, “Popeism and Fordism,” 270.
23 Ibid., 267.
24 Pope,“Export of American Bicycles,” 181.
25 Epperson, “Failed Colossus,” 316–318.
26 Pope,“Export of American Bicycles,” 181.
27 Bellamy, Looking Backward, 75–76.
28 Ibid., 78.
29 D. Kirsch, The Electric Vehicle and the Burden of History, 61–73.
30 Rae,“The Electric Vehicle Company,” 302–309.
31 D. Kirsch, The Electric Vehicle and the Burden of History, 79.
32 Aronson,“The Sociology of the Bicycle.”
33 Hugill,“Good Roads and the Automobile,” 328.
34 Aronson,“The Sociology of the Bicycle,” 309.
35 Ibid., 310.
36 Hugill,“Good Roads and the Automobile,” 328.
37 Aronson,“The Sociology of the Bicycle,” 311.
38 McCarthy, Auto Mania, 12.
39 F. L. Allen, The Big Change.
40 “Whitney Auto Smash.”
41 Kirsch and Mom, “Visions of Transportation,” 78.
42 McCarthy, Auto Mania.
43 ”Who Owns It, Anyway?”
CHAPTER 11
1 National Park Service, “Historic Structure Report.”
2 National Park Service, “Scotty’s Castle—Behind the Scenes.”
3 Butti and Perlin, A Golden Thread, 140–141.
4 “Growth of Idea Is Told by Inventor.”
5 Ibid.
6 Butti and Perlin, A Golden Thread, 129.
7 Bailey,“Solar Heater.”
8 Butti and Perlin, A Golden Thread, 120–121, 123–127.
9 Ibid., 121.
10 Ibid., 117–118.
11 Ibid., 132–133.
12 J. C. Williams, Energy and the Making of Modern California, 36.
13 Ibid., 130–137.
14 Ibid., 135.
15 Ibid., 137.
16 Ibid., 134.
17 Butti and Perlin, A Golden Thread, 140.
18 J. C. Williams, Energy and the Making of Modern California, 135.
19 Butti and Perlin, A Golden Thread, 141.
20 Ibid., 152.
21 Kapstein,“Transition to Solar.”
22 Farber,“Solar Water Heating and Space Heating in Florida”; Lof and Tybout, “Cost of House Heating with Solar Energy.”
23 Butti and Perlin, A Golden Thread, 155.
24 Spatari et al., “Twentieth Century Copper Stocks and Flows in North America,” 45.
25 Butti and Perlin, A Golden Thread, 155.
26 Kapstein,“Transition to Solar,” 114.
27 Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century, “Renewables Global Status Report 2009.”
28 Junfeng and Runqing, “Solar Thermal in China,” 25–27.
CHAPTER 12
1 Chase, “Sun Supplies Heat for New Type North Shore Suburb Home.”
2 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
3 “‘Solar House’ Owner Starts Homes Project.”
4 “Sun May Aid Heating