S. David Freeman, now chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority, and a distinguished, if disparate, panel of advisers. It presents three very differ- ent "scenarios" for U.S. energy growth up to the year 2000 and dis- cusses the econonlic and social impli- cations of each.
A "Zero Energy Growth" option, involving substantial conservation and strong federal curbs on demand, is the one favored Freeman and the study staff. It is also the option described as ideologically motivated...