Public demand for further consideration of environmental concerns from energy producers and transmitters will only continue to grow. Hydroelectricity has major social and environmental advantages as a renewable energy source, but the industry is not meeting modern standards of corporate social responsibility as far as clearly reporting the planning and monitoring procedures to the public.

Policy wonks can look to this book for working examples of labour value realization, as well as untested frontiers of social libertarian public policy that respond to a neoliberal capitalist system that is failing most of whom it’s supposed to represent.