PART 3: ENERGY SECURITY – THE GROWTH OF SOFT ENERGY SYSTEMS
The recent energy "crisis" in California triggered the worst reflexes of many business and political leaders, who clamored for more fossil fuel power plants and fewer environmental limits. With the September 11th attacks has come the increased recognition that how we make and distribute energy is nearly impossible to protect. The Rocky Mountain Institute’s Hunter Lovins and renewable energy expert David Katz examine how these challenges present opportunities for dramatic shifts in energy production.
PART 4: LIGHT AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD – REINVENTING THE POETRY OF DIVERSITY