The sociology of an energy emergency

We often describe crises in technocratic terms—supply deficits, price shocks, infrastructure gaps. Yet the unfolding energy emergency in the Philippines caused by the United States-Israel war on Iran is not merely a problem of kilowatts and barrels. It is a social condition. It reveals who bears the burden of scarcity, how power—both electrical and political—is […]... Keep on reading: The sociology of an energy emergency

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