Paul Sabin
Paul Sabin is an American author and historian specializing in environmental history and energy politics. He is known for his work on the history of environmentalism and the political and social debates surrounding energy policy in the United States. Sabin's research and writing explore the complexities of environmental policy, the impact of fossil fuels, and the challenges of sustainable development.
Books
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1. The Bet
This book delves into the high-stakes wager between two influential figures, an economist and a biologist, who held opposing views on the future of global resources and population growth. Set against the backdrop of the latter half of the 20th century, the narrative explores the broader debate on environmental policy, economic growth, and the limits of Earth's resources. Through the lens of this famous bet, the author examines the impact of their clash on public discourse and policy, highlighting the complexities of predicting the planet's environmental future. It serves as a fascinating case study on how scientific debates can influence political and public opinion, and the challenges of balancing resource sustainability with human progress.
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