CHOICE REVIEWS
JUNE 2007
Simon, Christopher A. Alternative energy: political, economic, and social feasibility. Rowman & Littlefield , 2007. 233p bibl index afp ISBN 0-7425-4908-9, $75.00; ISBN 0-7425-4909-7 pbk, $27.95 . Reviewed in 2007jun CHOICE.
"A comprehensive introduction to alternative energy sources and their political, economic, and social feasibility. The topic is important, and there is much of value in Simon's evenhanded presentation of the vulnerabilities and advantages of each source (e.g., geothermal, solar, wind). Simon has produced an accessible, accurate description of how alternative energy sources work and the obstacles to their broader adoption. His book is a significant contribution to the literature. Highly recommended. General readers; students, lower-division undergraduate and up; researchers and practitioners."—-- R. E. O'Connor, National Science Foundation,
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