Energy and Sea Power. Challenge for the Decade

Content: 
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
ILLUSTRATIONS, Page vi
TABLES, Page vii
FOREWORD, Pages ix-x, Don Walsh, Marjorie Cappellari
CHAPTER 1 - WORLD ENERGY NEEDS VS. POTENTIAL RESOURCES, Pages 1-11, Jan C. Lundberg
CHAPTER 2 - THE ECONOMIC BURDEN OF INCREASED ENERGY PRICES ON THE UNITED STATES, Pages 13-21, Bernhard J. Abrahamsson
CHAPTER 3 - HYDROCARBONS FROM THE SEAFLOOR, Pages 23-35, William Crain
CHAPTER 4 - REGULATORY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF OCEAN ENERGY ACTIVITIES, Pages 37-48, James S. Gracey
CHAPTER 5 - NEW DIRECTIONS OVER OLD SEA LANES, Pages 49-61, Edward S. Briggs
CHAPTER 6 - MARINE TRANSPORTATION NEEDS FOR U.S. ENERGY SUPPLY, Pages 63-109, Bruce A. McAllister
CHAPTER 7 - ENERGY: KEY TO MILITARY MOBILITY, Pages 111-123, Frank C. Collins Jr.
CHAPTER 8 - MILITARY APPLICATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS OF OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS, Pages 125-129, David I. Shapiro
CHAPTER 9 - OCEAN ENGINEERING NEEDS FOR U.S. ENERGY SUPPLY, Pages 131-171, F.B. Plummer, Manager
CHAPTER 10 - ENERGY-EFFICIENT SHIP DESIGN, Pages 173-185, E.K. Pentimonti
CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBUILDING NEEDS FOR SUPPORT OF OCEAN-ENERGY DEVELOPMENT, Pages 187-196, C.L. French
INDEX, Pages 197-200