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  • World Energy Council (1994).New Renewable Energy Resources: A guide to the future. Kogan Page Ltd., London.

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  1. Centre for Environmental Strategy, University of Surrey, GU2 5XH, Guildford, Surrey

    Bruce Bratley

  2. Department of Electrical Engineering Technology, Purdue University, 47150-6405, New Albany, IN, USA

    Terrence P. O’Connor (Assistant Professor)

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The author is a social geographer, currently involved with research which addresses the socio-political aspects of renewable energy generation in Britain.

The author’s areas of special interest are teaching excellence and ethics in engineering and engineering technology.

The reviewer is currently head of Religious Education in a large comprehensive school in Norwich, UK. She is author of articles and school books, including titles on moral issues for GCSE students.

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Bratley, B., O’Connor, T.P. & Richards, C. Book reviews. Sci Eng Ethics 1, 189–191 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02584078

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