Course detail: Energy
Energy has been an essential need of mankind from ancient times to the present, from the use of peat to nuclear power. However, we must deal with the fact that sources are where nature put them. Each type of energy has its positives and negatives and its use as economic and political impact worldwide. Many of these facts are inseparable. We will discuss each type from past or present in their ramifications.
Instructor Bio: Ernest Angino is a retired professor of geology and civil engineering at the University of Kansas. He has spent more than 45 years studying energy resources and Antarctic geochemistry. Among his honors is the Angino Buttress, a mountain range in Antarctic. He has also worked in radiation science that led to the development of the Lithium Fluoride Dosimeter.
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