Ten ways to save the world

Ten Technologies to Save the Planet, a new book by businessman and climate-change commentator Chris Goodall, says climate change can be overcome if we adopt the following energy sources and technologies: Full Story »

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by Douglas Hord - Dec. 2, 2008

Just a summary, bullet point by bullet point. Not particularly informative, and certainly covers no new ground.

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by Mindy Phypers - Dec. 2, 2008
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by Norman Rogers - Dec. 2, 2008

Typical environmental fundamentalism. The tip off is that nuclear, the one technology practical for real reduction of CO2 is not mentioned. These things will work great if some new inventions are discovered to do all the things no one currently knows how to do. Electricity storage is the big one. It is also self centered vanity to claim that the world needs saving and this is how to do it.

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