Energy Revolution
I encountered Thomas Homer-Dixon's writing in the initial stages of my research on war and natural resources. He got lost in the bibliography, as it were. Based on what I heard on bhTV, I need to reconsider him. Like his interlocutor, John Horgan, I also associated Homer-Dixon with Jared Diamond, and others on the bhTV have confessed, that Homer-Dixon bummed them out-a feeling Diamond can invoke, too. That is, until one reads in Guns, Germs, and Steel Diamond's pro-market approach, or comparing the Dominican Republic's environmental record with Haiti's.
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