Carbon Nation: Fossil Fuels in the Making of American Culture (CultureAmerica)
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Carbon Nation: Fossil Fuels in the Making of American Culture (CultureAmerica)

by Bob Johnson

American History cultural history Environmental Studies
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This work explores the significant role of fossil fuels in shaping American culture, daily life, and national identity throughout history.

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Carbon Nation examines the deep influence of fossil fuels on the development of American society.

The book investigates how energy resources have shaped cultural values, habits, and national identity.

It offers a broad perspective on the relationship between energy and culture in the United States.

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