Multi-Purpose Pier In The Energy Age ? Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Leonard Sugin
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Jan 1, 1975

Abstract

As we approach the end-of the 20th century we are made more aware of the tremendous role that energy plays both directly and indirectly in our varied way of life. The industralized nations of the world have already established industries and economies which are greatly dependent upon the availability of energy. The underdeveloped and developing nations of the world are slowly and surely moving to the same utlimate requirements. The world wide need for distribution of energy sources is continuing to grow. At the present time there is a great imbalance between the sources of energy and the consuming economies In order to bring about greater equality between supply and demand major efforts and large capital expenditures are constantly being made. Industralized areas are seeking their own independent sources of energy whereas those areas of the world which contain great reserves of energy are limiting its export as well as developing its own industralized capacity. Nevertheless, energy bearing materials are still transported great distances in order to satiate the appetites of power hungry economies.
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APA: Leonard Sugin  (1975)  Multi-Purpose Pier In The Energy Age ? Introduction

MLA: Leonard Sugin Multi-Purpose Pier In The Energy Age ? Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1975.

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