The Plot to Save the Planet

Entries Tagged as 'Nuclear power'

The Plot to Save the Planet

June 26th, 2008 · No Comments

I have been reading a brand new book by Brian Dumaine from Fortune and Time and other august establishments. It’s called The Plot to Save the Planet
My first response to reading this was “Wow!”
There are a lot of different organizations working from many different angles trying to come up with products ands methods to […]

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Wind power goes underwater

April 2nd, 2008 · No Comments

Storage of wind power is a key element to the success of wind energy, writes CNN in an article published yesterday about a research being carried out at Nottingam University by Seamus Garvey. First some figures: in Europe, the Danes are leading the way with wind power as 20 per cent of their electricity supply […]

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Tags: wind energy · Nuclear power

Nuclear power, solar power

January 21st, 2008 · 1 Comment

Britain recently announced its support for the construction of new nuclear powers in the country, a move that has led to speculations of a renaissance of nuclear energy. And again, worries about security and the ghost of Chernobyl loom over nuclear power like an apocalyptic nightmare. We grew up with the fear of an atomic […]

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Tags: Solar power · Nuclear power

Nuclear power

December 26th, 2007 · 3 Comments

You can always rely on Bob Geldof, him of Live Aid fame, to say something really stupid. His latest foot-in-the-mouth ‘wisdom pearl’ appeared on a Lexus-sponsored blog about hybrid cars in which Geldof advocates the use of nuclear power. He must have become chummy with the people from the nuclear lobby in the UK, which […]

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Tags: Nuclear power