A colleague whose expertise lies in advanced nuclear sent me this earlier today—a comment a reader had written on his blog: “How sad is it that we continue to debate renewables vs. dated nuclear technology, when we should be leading …
A colleague whose expertise lies in advanced nuclear sent me this earlier today—a comment a reader had written on his blog: “How sad is it that we continue to debate renewables vs. dated nuclear technology, when we should be leading …
I sure like the way Dr. Ken Caldeira thinks. Those of you familiar with the Myers-Briggs personality test will recognize the man as an “N,” meaning “intuitive”; he forms abstractions that are useful for creating a high level of understanding. Check …
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We at 2GreenEnergy are lucky enough to have super-intern Louis de Saint Phalle working for us, vigorously researching and writing on important matters in the renewable energy arena. I was delighted that Louis actually moved out to Santa Barbara (from …
Apparently, United States Secretary of State John Kerry said recently that the U.S. is considering making a major contribution to a fund that would help developing countries deal with both the causes and the effects of climate disruption. Money would …
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Here’s a conversation I have about once a month, this one with a fellow in Bulgaria, who writes: We are a Bulgarian company, working on R&D projects for OxyHydrogen-based Power Plants. Our plants use only Distilled Water as a “fuel” …
Here’s an article that reports a startling rise in the concentration of methane in the atmosphere, due largely to the farming of cows and pigs. My colleague Dr. Alex Cannara writes: “Our penchant for raising animals to eat is our …
Here’s an article describing an invention at the Ohio State University, which OSU professor Yiying Wu says will reduce the costs of renewable energy. “The state of the art is to use a solar panel to capture the light, and …
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Those interested in global warming and the consequent rising of sea levels will want to check out this video on the calving of glaciers in Greenland. The footage is unique; it’s by far the largest such event ever recorded. …
I’m one of these people who loves infographics, like those we created a few years back to explain some of the basics of renewable energy. Here’s one that I just came across that (accidentally) illustrates one of the most important …
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