50 years ago on Oct. 1, an analysis in the journal Foreign Affairs mapped out a “soft” energy path that would have drastically reduced energy demand, shifted economies off fossil and nuclear energy, handed households and communities more control over their energy future—and concluded in 2025, if it had been allowed to run its course.
50 Years Ago, Lovins Charted a ‘Soft’ Energy Path, Warned of Rising CO2
