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The wave... err wind of the future..
burndata0
by burndata0  9-10-2008    1
 You just gotta love all the new ways people are coming up with to try to reduce our dependence on oil. There is a new technological revolution coming,
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Solar sail for gas-guzzling yachts
darkduskx
by darkduskx  11-6-2008   
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Nuclear Fusion Will Become Reality by 2011
Mohir
by Mohir  11-16-2008    3
 In its National Ignition Facility (NIF), LLNL will have a laser capable of heating plasma to the absurdly-high temperatures needed for nuclear fusion. The completion of the device is scheduled for 2009, whereas the first test will begin in 2010. Researchers at the lab are confident that, by 2011, they could obtain sustainable and entirely controllable fusion. The year of 2020 was set as a marker for the construction of the first commercial power plant, to employ the new technology. If their endeavors are successful, then the world could see a major transformation, as far as energy production goes. Having a reliable and perfectly safe source of power will virtually eliminate the need for fossil-fuel power plants, and even wind and solar farms will become obsolete. In order for this to happen, governments worldwide will have to make a huge financial effort, to install these energy-producing plants across their territories.
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THE NEW CABIN CULTURE
ellington
by ellington  11-14-2008   
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Reviewing new wind farm economics
amgumen
by amgumen  11-14-2008    2
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People Power Can Beat Climate Change
thisnamecantbetaken
by thisnamecantbetaken  11-11-2008    1
  Engaging communities involves a lot more than simply asking for sacrifices. A supportive planning system and the guarantee of a stable, premium price for energy sold back to the grid has given people an incentive to join forces and create renewable energy. At a time of economic downturn and rising fuel costs, it is hard to imagine that the advantages of this opportunity to develop sustainable income streams would be lost on the general public. It offers politicians, business and investors the opportunity to unleash an entrepreneurial spirit capable of reaping financial and environmental returns for both the people and the planet.
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Making the Lights Go Out
ColoradoRight
by ColoradoRight  11-13-2008   
 Updating the power grid with new lines would help. But ever more powerful envirowackos won't permit it.
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Greens Pave Way for Republican Comeback
merrie
by merrie  11-14-2008    1
 than most other sorts of development, whether they be new or expanding suburban communities, roads, farming or a green energy projects -- like wind farms, solar panel fields, and cellulosic ethanol plants. Consider, for example, how much “fragile” environment would be disturbed by T. Boone Pickens’ plan to build the largest wind farm in the world on 400,000 acres in the Texas panhandle. While the Greens say they support Pickens’ effort, in what way is the Texas panhandle less fragile than the Utah desert? Last spring, the BLM placed a moratorium on solar power projects to be built on public lands, pending environmental impact studies. The necessary transmission lines and water use might disturb the native vegetation and wildlife, says the BLM. But the solar power industry screamed bloody murder and the moratorium was soon rescinded. Given that the Greens oppose oil and gas drilling everywhere, the rest of us -- especially congressional Republicans --
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A Moving Skyscraper for N.Y
balthazarus
by balthazarus  10-31-2008    1
 It looks amazing... :)
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Looking for Carbon in Renewable Energy
odiedog
by odiedog  11-12-2008   
 Renewable Energy Credits are designed to spur the development of renewable energy by selling the rights to its environmental benefits. Carbon credits often aim to do much the same thing. Can the two get along? The Ecosystem Marketplace examines the role of RECs in a carbon economy.
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The People Speak.org
zalisan
by zalisan  10-27-2008    1
 Youth Leadership Summit STUDENT Testimonials What I like was the opportunity I had to talk and share with students from all over the world, I learnt a lot of new thing on how to help the planet and the environment and I learnt that the youth can make significant changes...I would recommend this experience to anyone. - Sebastian Reyes - Colegio Los Álamos I would like to extend my thanks to the United Nations Foundation for hosting the Youth Leadership Summit and granting me a scholarship opportunity...Between the speeches given by people in influential positions and the hands-on activities, I believe we all have been granted a great gift and experience. - Alex Tolksdorf, Brother Rice I really enjoyed being part of the Youth Leadership Summit; maybe what I liked the most was the kindness of the people and over all the reason why this event was taken done. Global warming is a reality that sooner or later will affect everyone’s lives. - Edwin Yong, Colegio Los
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The Energy Technology Revolution
egoldstein
by egoldstein  7-30-2008    5
 Tom Friedman is so right (shocker) about this. I find it to be insane that this is not THE ISSUE of the presidential election. T. Boone Pickens gets it. Tom Friedman gets it. Europe and Asia seem to get it. When will Washington get it???
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The Relationship Between the Media and Society
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  10-24-2008    2
 The result is a society dotted with a few people that feel they are capable and worthy and large numbers of people who feel that they do not measure up, believing themselves to be too much or too little of one thing or another; too fat, too thin; too short, too tall; not smart enough or not pretty enough; too different from what is considered acceptable. In the process, worthwhile individuals with much to offer, people who may hold ideas and suggestions for improving the world for all, become silenced, and society becomes the ultimate loser. For many years, the media has been telling people what is socially acceptable, what is valuable, encouraging some and limiting others; perhaps it's time the people begin telling the media that more positive, life-affirming messages are warranted.
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A "Magic 60" Senate Seats in Obama Landslided?
citizenbfk
by citizenbfk  10-26-2008   
 Leaders of the Democratic party are now publicaly saying it's possible they may wind up with 60 Democratic Senators in this years elections that now are increasingly looking like a landslide victory. This would give them total unchecked political power (except for the courts). They call the 60 total the "Magic 60," because this would prevent the opposition party from doing a filibuster, stalling passage of legislation by talking and talking and talking. This has been one of the Democrats excuses the past two years,BTW, for not doing anything to live up to their promises to stop the Iraq War and others things. But I don't like this excuse; it's a lie: a filibuster doesn't stop legislation, it only stalls it. If the Democrats wanted to fight they could have made the Republicans get real and actually try a filibuster and just out-talk them. Period. Plus, 51% of the vote rules and changes anything in our Democracy. The filibuster rule could have been changed. Anyhow...now
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Revamped lead-acid battery could slash cost of hybrid cars
A53GG4
by A53GG4  10-19-2008   
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The Plans for the 1.55-Mile-High Skyscraper in, You Guessed It, Dubai
infopunk
by infopunk  10-18-2008   
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"We The People" Have The Ingenuity & The Resources
merrie
by merrie  10-15-2008   
  WE HAVE THE POWER. Today, America is under assault from key oil producing states - some of which are radical regimes whose energy prices and policies are systematically undermining our economy, our national security, and the American way of life. We pay a hefty ransom - two billion dollars every day - to the likes of Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Venezuela, among other foreign powers. Americans are sick and tired of our broken energy policy. WE HAVE THE POWER highlights America's need to adopt our World War II mentality of "Do it all, Do it now" by tapping into all of our abundant energy resources . We owe it to future generations to explore the vast amount of oil and gas in the Outer Continental Shelf, Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), as well as our other vital energy resources including Hydroelectric Power, Wind Power, Oil Shale, Natural Gas, Gas Hydrates, Hydrogen, BioFuels, Solar Power, Clean Coal and Nuclear Power.
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Urban wind power inspired by ancient Persia
rmowery
by rmowery  10-12-2008   
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Why Americans Can't Get US Oil
jatfla
by jatfla  9-29-2008   
 That last statement seems to be true. I rarely come to clipmarks that I don't see articles detailing the harm of wind, solar, nuclear, etc.
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Georgia better be careful who they trust
tommy2balmy
by tommy2balmy  10-4-2008   
 During a recent trade mission to Georgia, Ambassador John K. Veroneau, stressed the American government’s commitment to helping the Georgian economy regain traction. " he I spoke with are very bullish on Georgia’s future," Veroneau told EurasiaNet. "I think they see Georgia as a very strong market to be in for the long term."
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Google plans 4.4-trillion-dollar green energy plan
ninadalton
by ninadalton  10-4-2008    1
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Environmental Activists Are Trying To Exploit Wall Street Bailout Bill
merrie
by merrie  10-2-2008    2
 .......energy or natural resource development projects that the Greens oppose. Once the U.S. Government owns the securities (and, thereby, the property) an omnipotent Paulson could essentially take the land out of circulation by "preserving" it as public land. He could even claim — through the economic device of "contingent valuation" — that the acquired land has more value as pristine public land than as, say, an energy or logging project. Contingent valuation uses opinion surveys to value intangible assets for which there is no market, such as scenic views and crystal-clear air. Respondents are asked hypothetical questions like, "How much would you pay to preserve a seashore view from oil drilling?" or "How much is it worth to keep a forest pristine and un-logged?" Though the whole process is pretend — the respondents know they won't actually spend any of their own money for this preservation — the government uses the method to establish monetary values of preserved la
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Inspired Windspire
deb2012
by deb2012  9-28-2008    1
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Tax Credits for Solar?
deb2012
by deb2012  9-23-2008   
 new paradigm energy update
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Her Ultimate O
debbyski
by debbyski  9-24-2008    3
 Now John McCain has chosen as his running mate Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, a diligent student of Big Oil's crib sheets. She's something of a flat-earther who shares the current administration's contempt for science. Palin has expressed skepticism about evolution (which is like not believing in gravity), putting it on par with "creationism," which posits that the Earth was created 6,000 years ago." She's addicted to it baby; it's her sex; it's her power. Who says it only has to turn the big boys on?
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Solar Wind Loses Power, Hits 50-year Low
tabsey
by tabsey  9-24-2008   
 Can recommend the whole article.
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Amazing Geological Oddities
Sheroug
by Sheroug  9-16-2008    2
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Green America! New name, same mission.
zalisan
by zalisan  9-20-2008   
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Is Wind Power a Big Con Trick?
CohoctonWindWatch
by CohoctonWindWatch  9-19-2008    2
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Message on Space Solar Power to the next President
infopunk
by infopunk  9-18-2008   
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Pelosi Delivers Americans Her Poison Bill
merrie
by merrie  9-16-2008    1
 This is the only plan that would allow the American taxpayers to receive the full $2.6 trillion in lease payments, royalties and corporate taxes that some estimate will be generated from full exploration of the OCS. But the all-of-the-above plan does not end there. It also opens up the 10.3 billion barrels of oil estimated to be in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. A 2007 study by the University of California estimated that leases and royalties from ANWR would generate $251 billion in government and state revenue — and that was assuming a barrel of oil cost $53. Oil opens at $102 a barrel today. Alternative energy is not ignored either. The Republican plan also attempts to improve energy conservation with tax credits for businesses and families who purchase more fuel-efficient vehicles. Barriers to the revival of the nuclear power industry are removed, and the tax credits for renewable energy (including but not limited to wind, solar and hydrogen) are part of the plan.
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Infinite Winds - Discovery Project Earth
bsykora
by bsykora  8-19-2008   
 Can a wind turbine 1,000 feet above sea level produce enough power to replace fossil fuels?
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Wind Farm Fakery
ColoradoRight
by ColoradoRight  9-15-2008    1
 To keep electricity supplies going, the grid must have permanently available alternative conventional power sources equivalent to the maximum capacity of the wind turbines, ready to step in when the wind stops. This in itself is hugely inefficient, adding greatly to costs and, as they have discovered on the Continent, threatening to destabilise the grid or bring it to a halt when wind speeds change dramatically.
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Or Wind Up with Sarah Palin
powerof2
by powerof2  9-15-2008   
 Sarah Who??
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17 Extremely Expensive Gadgets
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  9-9-2008    3
 Christmas is approaching prepare your wish lists well in advance :-)
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When will Congress act to promote alternative energy?
egoldstein
by egoldstein  9-9-2008    3
 They talk a good game, but the tax credits needed to boost the industry in a massive way are being held up. If and when Congress gets serious about removing our dependence on foreign oil we'll know it...they'll extend the tax credits that are set to expire this year. This would not only be a major shot in the arm for the industry, but for our entire economy as well!!!
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The Art of Burning Man: The Chaotick
Lexica
by Lexica  9-10-2008   
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They have to do better than this.
sillysam
by sillysam  9-11-2008   
 A half hearted attempt to appease the majority of Americans who want States to be able to develop energy sources to power the US with US fuel. Open it all up. We can do it cleanly. And don't tax the energy companies who would develop the wells. Instead give tax breaks to companies who are willing to invest their own capital in developing new sources of energy.
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AMERICA'S IGNORANCE ON RACE
thinkingblue
by thinkingblue  9-2-2008   
 Sad, but let us hope that those who still hold on to their xenophobia and complete unfounded fears of anyone who looks different from themselves. Will, at long last, get so fed up with the status quo of the almighty greed and corporate powerbrokers, who use any tool to hold on to their powers. Consequently, making them realize that they are just pawns to the GREED GODS This "awakening" will end the long reign of power by those who only care about themselves. I can only dream.thinkingblue PS: this (utter stupidity) was a comment on one of my blogs... obama bin biden this might be silly but if you put Obama and Biden you come up with the name of osama bin laden ... come on .. how close is that name.. this is not good news for US to have osama bin binden as the people in charge.. i dont think this is an accindent .. you know this kind of scares me alot to see that name... WHAT STUPID HORSESHIT!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM4NxHGb6iI (VIDEO)
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21st-Century Ziggurat Could House 1 Million People -a Sustainable City of the Future
tabsey
by tabsey  9-7-2008   
 The castle, or town, surrounded by farmlands.
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