Help -- looking for a recently released title:

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I can't recall where, probably a snip from the radio, but I heard a description of a book that examines the structure and politics of the energy industry, especially in relation to the major outages in the northeast in 2002. I believe it was newly released or not yet released, but it definitely caught my interest. I know nothing of the book but that -- no title, author, etc.

Does anyone know of such a book? Has anyone seen or heard publicity appearances for it?

I know, needle in a haystack, but maybe...

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1. some possibilites?

The Long Emergency : Surviving the End of Oil, Climate Change, and Other Converging Catastrophes of the Twenty-first Century by James Howard Kunstler


Infinity's Rainbow: The Politics of Energy, Climate and Globalization by Michael P. Byron


Sustainable Energy and the States: Essays on Politics, Markets and Leadership by Dianne Rahm


Blackout : How the Electric Industry Exploits America by Gordon L. Weil

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2. Thank you! It was most certainly the Weil book.

Have you read it? And have you read anything else Gordon Weil has written? What do you know about him?

I'll be keeping an eye out for Blackout now.

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