Power

Series: Energy Crisis Series

Duration: 0:19:00

Year Published: 1973

Creator: Films

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Examines and illustrates the United States' need for electrical energy and the economic, social, and environmental factors involved in various means of power generation. Discusses, in interviews with power executives, ecologists, and government officials, the controversy which surrounds the development of electrical energy through coal, oil, nuclear, and geothermal means. Emphasizes that, because of environmental considerations, options are limited and will, in all cases, be expensive.

Complete Record: , Examines and illustrates the United States' need for electrical energy and the economic, social, and environmental factors involved in various means of power generation. Discusses, in interviews with power executives, ecologists, and government officials, the controversy which surrounds the development of electrical energy through coal, oil, nuclear, and geothermal means. Emphasizes that, because of environmental considerations, options are limited and will, in all cases, be expensive., Examines and illustrates the United States' need for electrical energy and the economic, social, and environmental factors involved in various means of power generation. Discusses, in interviews with power executives, ecologists, and government officials, the controversy which surrounds the development of electrical energy through coal, oil, nuclear, and geothermal means. Emphasizes that, because of environmental considerations, options are limited and will, in all cases, be expensive.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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