Here’s another in a series of free reports, based on the input of over 300 participants to our June 2011 survey. The subject matter: Will population growth and energy resource depletion have dire consequences over the coming years?
Category: Renewables – Science
Discussion on Cold Fusion Starts the Day Pretty Early
I have three meetings tomorrow, starting with a book interview about 140 miles from here with my old friend Wally Rippel. Wally’s been following the controversy on cold fusion pretty much since its inception 20+ years ago, and there is …
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“The Price of Gas” Explores the True Costs of Our Oil Addiction
Here’s a short animated video aptly called “The Price of Gas” that takes the viewer through the comprehensive costs to the environment of exploration, extraction, shipping, refinement of crude, and the distribution and consumption of gasoline. Very nicely done, IMHO. …
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[The Vector] Solving the World’s Energy Problem, with a Little Water?
Dan Nocera at MIT is amazing, in my opinion. I have written about him before: Dr. Nocera is a chemist and Dreyfus Professor of Energy at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) also runs the SunCatalytix company. He has been working …
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UN Report: Humanity Headed for a “Major Planetary Catastrophe”
This short piece will certainly not help the reader gain any greater understanding of the United Nations: its strengths, weaknesses, successes and failings. I’d love to get my wits wrapped around the UN, largely regarded, I believe, as insufficiently aggressive in …
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Do Synthetic Fuels Hold Promise in the Energy Picture of Tomorrow?
A reader asks: Craig, did you see that the Air Force has begun using a synthetic oil that is algal based from Solazyme in a military helicopter? Could this be the beginning of the synthetic oil era? Personally, I’m unconvinced …
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Tagged with: alternative energy, clean energy, green energy, Renewable Energy, Wind Energy, wind power, wind turbines
The World Energy Picture – Free Report on Recent Survey
Last month, 2GreenEnergy conducted a survey in which over 300 participants provided their perception on the type of future that mankind is likely to face, given the way in which we generate and consume energy. Some are optimistic that the …
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Windfuels – Breakthrough in Synthetic Fuels Using Off-peak Wind
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocBBrYYYYqg] Here’s our May 2011 webinar, in which I interview David Doty, Ph.D. Doty’s creation, Windfuels, is a recent breakthrough in synthetic fuels using off-peak wind power that holds huge promise for clean, carbon-neutral energy. I ask some tough …
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Global Warming — Reality or Hoax?
When I decided to learn about the energy industry and the imperative to migrate away from fossil fuels a few years ago, a number of my friends urged me to conduct an independent and objective analysis on global warming. But …
Renewable Energy: How Do We Get There? June’s Free Webinar
What do you believe to be the most difficult hurdles we face in the migration to renewable energy? If you live in the US, you find yourself in a land that is choking itself, driving itself toward bankruptcy, endangering its …
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