UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Webpage in development for Energy and Society--a course I taught at the Colorado School of Mines in Spring 2022 at the University of California San Diego in Spring 2026.
Energy and Society is a multidisciplinary consideration of energy from the perspective of the humanities and social sciences, grappling with issues such as sustainability, justice, the history of energy development and transitions, ongoing and future energy transitions, the role and meaning of energy in human life, environmental implications of various forms of energy, and perceptions of energy.
Energy and Society is a multidisciplinary consideration of energy from the perspective of the humanities and social sciences, grappling with issues such as sustainability, justice, the history of energy development and transitions, ongoing and future energy transitions, the role and meaning of energy in human life, environmental implications of various forms of energy, and perceptions of energy.
EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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Films
Documentaries Fossil Fuels
Non-Documentary Films (Fiction or Docudrama) Nuclear Fossil Fuels
Eye-opening documentaries on energy: Top 5 movies to watch Poetry and Art |
Podcasts
Organizations 2000 Watt Society 350.org Americans For a Clean Energy Grid Beyond Nuclear Breakthrough Institute Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility Carbon Visuals Centre for Energy Ethics Clean Creatives Climate Accountability Institute Climate Action Tracker Climate Cabinet Climate Central - place specific climate story / impacts Climate Group Climate Justice Alliance Climate Reality Project Climate Social Science Network Climate.us EJAtlas - Global Atlas of Environmental Justice Energy Humanities Energy Institute Energy Transitions Commission Fieldnotes Global Carbon Project Global Tipping Points Initiative for Energy Justice International Energy Agency (IEA) International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Oil Change International Oilwatch Post Carbon Institute Project Innerspace Protect Our Winters (POW) Renew 2030 Renew 2030 Partners Rocky Mountain Institute Sunrise Project The Climate Museum US Energy Foundation Books
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