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The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels
Book • 2014
In this book, Alex Epstein presents a case for the moral justification of using fossil fuels, arguing that they are essential for human progress and well-being.
Epstein challenges the prevailing views on climate change and energy policy, suggesting that the benefits of fossil fuels, such as providing low-cost and reliable energy, outweigh their negative impacts.
He advocates for a 'human flourishing' framework, emphasizing the role of fossil fuels in reducing global poverty and improving living standards.
Epstein challenges the prevailing views on climate change and energy policy, suggesting that the benefits of fossil fuels, such as providing low-cost and reliable energy, outweigh their negative impacts.
He advocates for a 'human flourishing' framework, emphasizing the role of fossil fuels in reducing global poverty and improving living standards.
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