# How the world ran out of everything by Peter Goodman

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**Category:** Energy Nerd's Book Club\
**Tags:** books-to-consider\
**Created:** [11 September 2024 13:27 UTC](https://community-energy.discourse.group/t/how-the-world-ran-out-of-everything-by-peter-goodman/34 "2024-09-11T13:27:25Z")\
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**Post date:** [11 September 2024 13:27 UTC](https://community-energy.discourse.group/t/how-the-world-ran-out-of-everything-by-peter-goodman/34/1 "2024-09-11T13:27:25Z")

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Not quite energy but as our systems move toward many solar panels or many wind turbines, supply chains will become more important than ever. Also supply chain security is on the agenda with the Federal Government looking to re-start solar manufacturing in Australia. Thanks David Coote for the suggestion - here’s a [review from the Guardian](https://www.theguardian.com/books/article/2024/jun/13/how-the-world-ran-out-of-everything-book-supply-chain).

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