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"Non-Nuclear Energy Strategies"

most important and difficult questions of energy policy are not primarily technical or economic but rather social and ethical, and cannot be properly framed by people whose vision is purely technical. Such questions are the subject of this article. Which energy policy makes sense for a given society depends on what sort of society it is to be, what values are important in it, where people want to live, what they want to eat, and what they want to get out of their lives and to leave