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Originally published in 1985. This volume on household energy conditions considers the energy crisis in the United States and offers an important appraisal of the future of energy consumption by families and the family's adaptations to decreasing energy availability.
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Originally published in 1985. This volume on household energy conditions considers the energy crisis in the United States and offers an important appraisal of the future of energy consumption by families and the family's adaptations to decreasing energy availability.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 372g
- ISBN-13: 9780367211271
- ISBN-10: 0367211270
- Artikelnr.: 69891468
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 372g
- ISBN-13: 9780367211271
- ISBN-10: 0367211270
- Artikelnr.: 69891468
John Byrne, David A. Schulz, Marvin B. Sussman
Introduction: Household Energy Use: An Overview John Byrne, David A.
Schulz, and Marvin B. Sussman Part 1: Cultural Dimensions of U.S. Household
Energy Use 1. Household Energy Use in a Political Context Paul C. Stern 2.
Survey Data on Attitudes and Behaviors Relevant to Energy: Implications for
Policy Roobina Ohanian Tashchian and Mark E. Slama 3. Clean Homes and Large
Utility Bills 1900-1940 Ruth S. Cowan, Mark H. Rose and Marsha S. Rose 4.
Self Esteem and Energy Use: Toward the Internalization of a Conservation
Ethic David A. Schulz Part 2: Energy Policy and Family Energy Use 5.
Rethinking the Household Energy Crisis: The Role of Information in
Household Energy Conservation John Byrne, Daniel Rich, Francis X. Tannian
and Young-Doo Wang 6. Do Consumers Know "What Works" in Energy
Conservation? Willett Kempton, Craig K. Harris, Joanne G. Keith and Jeffrey
S. Weihl 7. Information and Energy Conservation Clive Seligman 8.
Participation in Household Weatherization Programs Marvin E. Olsen 9.
Energy Policy Options to Assist Needy Elderly Households Paul L. Solano and
William J. Sparling Part 3: Looking Ahead 10. Community Energy Panning: A
Case Study of Marysville, Kansas Gary J. Coates, Steve Ernst and Jim Dubois
11. Energy and Household Mobility James Zucchetto 12. Household Energy Use
in the Year 2000: Interpreting a Projection Joseph M. Dukert 13. Idiot or
Sage? The Human in Relationship to the Energy Cycle Kris Jeter
Schulz, and Marvin B. Sussman Part 1: Cultural Dimensions of U.S. Household
Energy Use 1. Household Energy Use in a Political Context Paul C. Stern 2.
Survey Data on Attitudes and Behaviors Relevant to Energy: Implications for
Policy Roobina Ohanian Tashchian and Mark E. Slama 3. Clean Homes and Large
Utility Bills 1900-1940 Ruth S. Cowan, Mark H. Rose and Marsha S. Rose 4.
Self Esteem and Energy Use: Toward the Internalization of a Conservation
Ethic David A. Schulz Part 2: Energy Policy and Family Energy Use 5.
Rethinking the Household Energy Crisis: The Role of Information in
Household Energy Conservation John Byrne, Daniel Rich, Francis X. Tannian
and Young-Doo Wang 6. Do Consumers Know "What Works" in Energy
Conservation? Willett Kempton, Craig K. Harris, Joanne G. Keith and Jeffrey
S. Weihl 7. Information and Energy Conservation Clive Seligman 8.
Participation in Household Weatherization Programs Marvin E. Olsen 9.
Energy Policy Options to Assist Needy Elderly Households Paul L. Solano and
William J. Sparling Part 3: Looking Ahead 10. Community Energy Panning: A
Case Study of Marysville, Kansas Gary J. Coates, Steve Ernst and Jim Dubois
11. Energy and Household Mobility James Zucchetto 12. Household Energy Use
in the Year 2000: Interpreting a Projection Joseph M. Dukert 13. Idiot or
Sage? The Human in Relationship to the Energy Cycle Kris Jeter
Introduction: Household Energy Use: An Overview John Byrne, David A.
Schulz, and Marvin B. Sussman Part 1: Cultural Dimensions of U.S. Household
Energy Use 1. Household Energy Use in a Political Context Paul C. Stern 2.
Survey Data on Attitudes and Behaviors Relevant to Energy: Implications for
Policy Roobina Ohanian Tashchian and Mark E. Slama 3. Clean Homes and Large
Utility Bills 1900-1940 Ruth S. Cowan, Mark H. Rose and Marsha S. Rose 4.
Self Esteem and Energy Use: Toward the Internalization of a Conservation
Ethic David A. Schulz Part 2: Energy Policy and Family Energy Use 5.
Rethinking the Household Energy Crisis: The Role of Information in
Household Energy Conservation John Byrne, Daniel Rich, Francis X. Tannian
and Young-Doo Wang 6. Do Consumers Know "What Works" in Energy
Conservation? Willett Kempton, Craig K. Harris, Joanne G. Keith and Jeffrey
S. Weihl 7. Information and Energy Conservation Clive Seligman 8.
Participation in Household Weatherization Programs Marvin E. Olsen 9.
Energy Policy Options to Assist Needy Elderly Households Paul L. Solano and
William J. Sparling Part 3: Looking Ahead 10. Community Energy Panning: A
Case Study of Marysville, Kansas Gary J. Coates, Steve Ernst and Jim Dubois
11. Energy and Household Mobility James Zucchetto 12. Household Energy Use
in the Year 2000: Interpreting a Projection Joseph M. Dukert 13. Idiot or
Sage? The Human in Relationship to the Energy Cycle Kris Jeter
Schulz, and Marvin B. Sussman Part 1: Cultural Dimensions of U.S. Household
Energy Use 1. Household Energy Use in a Political Context Paul C. Stern 2.
Survey Data on Attitudes and Behaviors Relevant to Energy: Implications for
Policy Roobina Ohanian Tashchian and Mark E. Slama 3. Clean Homes and Large
Utility Bills 1900-1940 Ruth S. Cowan, Mark H. Rose and Marsha S. Rose 4.
Self Esteem and Energy Use: Toward the Internalization of a Conservation
Ethic David A. Schulz Part 2: Energy Policy and Family Energy Use 5.
Rethinking the Household Energy Crisis: The Role of Information in
Household Energy Conservation John Byrne, Daniel Rich, Francis X. Tannian
and Young-Doo Wang 6. Do Consumers Know "What Works" in Energy
Conservation? Willett Kempton, Craig K. Harris, Joanne G. Keith and Jeffrey
S. Weihl 7. Information and Energy Conservation Clive Seligman 8.
Participation in Household Weatherization Programs Marvin E. Olsen 9.
Energy Policy Options to Assist Needy Elderly Households Paul L. Solano and
William J. Sparling Part 3: Looking Ahead 10. Community Energy Panning: A
Case Study of Marysville, Kansas Gary J. Coates, Steve Ernst and Jim Dubois
11. Energy and Household Mobility James Zucchetto 12. Household Energy Use
in the Year 2000: Interpreting a Projection Joseph M. Dukert 13. Idiot or
Sage? The Human in Relationship to the Energy Cycle Kris Jeter