Summary:
The book examines the impending global energy crisis due to the depletion of the world's oil reserves, arguing that the peak of oil production is imminent or may have already occurred. It explores the scientific, economic, and political ramifications of this shortage and stresses the urgent need for alternative energy sources to avert severe global consequences.
Key points:
1. Peak Oil: Goodstein warns that oil is running out and we may be near the peak of production, leading to future shortages and economic issues.
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