Powering the Dream_ The History and Promise of Green Technology - Alexis Madrigal [154]
11 White, The Organic Machine, 6.
12 Sinclair, Philadelphia’s Philosopher Mechanics, 144–146.
13 Lewis, The Romance of Water-power.
14 White, The Organic Machine, 7.
CHAPTER 22
1 “Harnessing the Wind.”
2 P. C. Putnam, Power from the Wind.
3 Ibid., 13.
4 Bush, Pieces of the Action, 105.
5 Righter, Wind Energy in America.
6 P. C. Putnam, Power from the Wind.
7 “G. H. Putnam Left Estate of $675,540.”
8 “P. C. Putnam Bankrupt.”
9 P. C. Putnam, “A Reconnaissance Among Some Volcanoes.”
10 P. C. Putnam, Power from the Wind, 1-2.
11 Ibid., 3.
12 Ibid., 5.
13 Righter, Wind Energy in America, 34.
14 P. C. Putnam, Power from the Wind, vi.
15 Righter, Wind Energy in America, 74.
16 Stewart, Interviewed by John L. Greenberg.
17 Hiester and Pennell, “The Meterological Aspects of Siting Large Wind Turbines.”
18 P. C. Putnam, Power from the Wind, 36.
19 Ibid., 43.
20 Ibid., xi.
21 Twain, Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, 5.
22 P. C. Putnam, Power from the Wind, 12.
23 Ibid., 13.
24 Righter, Wind Energy in America, 143.
25 Savino, “A Brief Summary of the Attempts to Develop Large Wind-Electric Generating Systems in the U.S.”
26 Woody,“Wind Jobs Outstrip Coal Mining.”
CHAPTER 23
1 Wicker,“Johnson Reports a ‘Breakthrough’ in Atomic Power.”
2 L. B. Johnson,“Commencement Address at Holy Cross College.”
3 Ibid.
4 Ibid.
5 Ibid.
6 EIA, “Generation by Energy Source.”
7 Laird.
8 Lovins, Soft Energy Paths.
9 “Blunt Talk to Solar Energy Supporters.”
10 Weinberg, “Can the Sun Replace Uranium?”
11 Daniels,“Neutronic Reactor.”
12 Brand.
13 Rosenfeld,“A Brave New Source.”
14 Weinberg, “Can the Sun Replace Uranium?” 27.
15 Rashad and Hammad, “Nuclear Power and the Environment.”
16 J. W. Johnson, Insuring Against Disaster, 64.
17 S. Cohn, Too Cheap to Meter, 24.
18 Ibid., 22.
19 Wicker,“Johnson Reports a ‘Breakthrough’ in Atomic Power.”
20 “Coal Industry Urges New Look at A-Energy.”
21 S. Cohn, Too Cheap to Meter, 32.
22 Kotulak, “Scientists Tell of Hopes for New Atom Plant.”
23 Weinberg, “Can the Sun Replace Uranium?”
24 Kotulak, “Scientists Tell of Hopes for New Atom Plant.”
25 S. Cohn, Too Cheap to Meter, 32.
26 Bishop,“Cheaper Power.”
27 Toth, “U.S. A-Plant Estimates Challenged by Russian.”
28 Weinberg, The First Nuclear Era, 135.
29 For example, see Finney, “Nuclear-Power Costs Reduced as Atomic Fuels Exceed Their Life Expectancy.”
30 Simons,“Dispute Flares Over A-Power Cost Dip.”
31 S. Cohn, Too Cheap to Meter, 105.
32 “Atoms for Peace.”
33 Smil, Energy at the Crossroads, 141.
34 Seaborg, Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy, 3.
35 Ibid., 4.
36 Weinberg, The First Nuclear Era.
37 S. Cohn, Too Cheap to Meter.
38 Ibid., 333.
39 Wellock, Critical Masses.
40 Gilinsky, “Nuclear Safety Regulation Lessons from US Experience,” 707.
41 Weinberg, The First Nuclear Era, 153–175.
42 S. Cohn, Too Cheap to Meter.
43 Smil, Energy at the Crossroads.
44 Hyman, America’s Electric Utilities, 110.
45 Harris, Climate Change and American Foreign Policy.
46 Obama,“Remarks by the President Challenging Americans to Lead the Global Economy in Clean Energy.”
47 McVeigh et al., “Winner, Loser, or Innocent Victim?”
48 Weinberg, The First Nuclear Era, 275.
CHAPTER 24
1 Wald, “A New Era for Windmill Power.”
2 Asmus, Reaping the Wind.
3 “Breezing into the Future.”
4 “1993 Discover Awards.”
5 American Wind Energy Association, “FAQ.”
6 Asmus, Reaping the Wind, 158.
7 Ibid., 160.
8 Ibid.
9 Wald, “A New Era for Windmill Power.”
10 “The Green Factor.”
11 Ibid.
12 Kamp, Ruud, and Andriesse, “Notions on Learning Applied to Wind Turbine Development”; Ibenholt, “Explaining Learning Curves for Wind Power.”
13 Hirsh, “PURPA,” 168–169.
14 Asmus, Reaping the Wind.
15 Pursell,“ The Rise and Fall of the Appropriate Technology Movement,” 632, 633.
16 Asmus, Reaping the Wind, 116.
17 Ibid., 76.
18 Nemet, “Demand-Pull Energy Technology Policies.”
19 Asmus, Reaping the Wind, 91.
20 D. R. Smith, “The Wind Farms of Altamont Pass,” 146.
21 Asmus, Reaping the Wind, 122.
22 “Community