The 1970s saw a revolution in thinking about energy supplies. No longer were they regarded as cheap, expandable and practically inexhaustible. The ‘Oil crisis’ of 1973 led to the realization that fossils fuels were finite, precious, and likely to be increasingly expensive. Although much of the world continued to depend on animal power for motive energy, and on wood, charcoal, animal dung for fuel, unexceptionably in the middle of the present century. Many ...
"Environmental science and Technology" is an attempt to keep pace with continuing rapid developments in the field of environmental science and technology. The basic aim of the book is to present in a rigorous, quantitative manner many of the necessary fundamentals needed for the analysis of Environmental Science and Technology. If we are interested to preserve our future generations, environmental science and technology must play a vital and dominant ...
Petrotech-97: Proceedings of the Second Internatinal Petroleum conference and Edhibition 9-12 January 1997 (In 4 Volumes)
Proceedings of the First Conference and Exhibition on Strategic Challenges and Paradigm Shift in Hydrocarbon Exploration With Special Reference to Frontier Basins: 28 and 29 September, 2002 Mussoorie, India
Basin of Pakistan/C.P. Gourshetty and M. Bhattacharya. 36. An analysis of hydrocarbon accumulation of fractured/weathered metamorphic basement of Borholla-Changpang Field/P.C. Goswami, P. Goswami, S.D. Saikia and M.K. Ghosh. III. Environment, new concepts and alternative energy sources: 37. Potential of geothermal energy in Jharkhand State, India/Nitish Priyadarshi. 38. The scope of integrated knowledge management in Upstream Business/K.L. Tak and J. ...
