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Jimmy Snyder
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I read Professor O'Neill's book about 30 years ago and I don't remember the details. However I do remember that he spent a great deal of attention to that question because it is a very sticky one. It is not just heat from industrial production, but from daily living even if production took place in factories away from living quarters. I would be very surprised to find that he forgot to include in in the website. I don't have time to look now but when I get home I will try to find it. In the meantime, peruse the site, it is not junk. Perhaps you or someone else will have the answer before I get home.wolram said:For producing energy, i did not see anything about producing all the necessities for human life, apart from food and water we need clothes and means to make things that wear out,
how would you get rid of the heat generated?