The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels
A polemical argument that fossil fuels, despite their environmental costs, provide unique and essential benefits to human flourishing. The author contends that the standard moral framework for evaluating energy is flawed and proposes an alternative centered on human life and prosperity.
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