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Energy Products: Return on Investment is Already Too Low
My major point when I gave my talk at the Fifth Biophysical Economics Conference at the University of Vermont was that our economy’s overall energy return on investment is already too low to maintain the economic system we are accustomed … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications
Tagged economic growth, energy return, EROEI, EROI, falling wages
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