Energy Poverty: Does ‘Feed My Sheep’ Mean a Light to Read by and a Cell Phone Charger?

Authors

Lane Seeley, Seattle Pacific UniversityFollow
John Lindberg, Seattle Pacific UniversityFollow

Document Type

Multimedia

Publication Date

10-13-2010

Collection

Day of Common Learning 2010

Keywords

Day of Common Learning 2010, video, audio

Abstract

2010/10/13. Discuss the ways in which availability of energy resources influences a community’s ability to meet basic human needs and provide opportunities for intellectual and spiritual growth. Associate Professors of Physics.

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Seeley, Lane and Lindberg, John, "Energy Poverty: Does ‘Feed My Sheep’ Mean a Light to Read by and a Cell Phone Charger?" (2010). Speakers & Events. 1361.
https://digitalcommons.spu.edu/av_events/1361

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