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Global energy experts urge green energy options

Energy experts convened by the world's scientific academies Monday urged nations to shift swiftly away from coal and other fuels that are the main source of climate-warming greenhouse gases and to provide new energy options for the two billion people who still mostly cook in the dark on wood or dung fires.

Just Talking Isn't Enough

Current plans for alternative energy sources are not moving rapidly enough to sufficiently fulfill our energy needs by the time peak oil arrives.

The single most imporant piece of knowledge... The 20 year transition...

Pragmatically, it is impossible to deny the existence of peak oil, because logically any time there is a finite resource that is being used too quickly, it will eventually run out. Regardless of whether or not you are talking to an Exxon Mobile executive, a radical environmentalist, or a Saudi royal family representative, on a basic level they have to acknowledge this fact.

PG&E to buy solar power produced by mirrors in the Mojave - International Herald Tribune

Pacific Gas & Electric, the major utility in Northern California, was to announce a commitment Wednesday to purchase 550 megawatts of solar power to be generated by troughlike arrays of mirrors in the Mojave Desert.

BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Introduction: Planet Under Pressure

Planet Under Pressure is a six-part BBC News Online series looking at some of the most pressing environmental issues facing the human race today.

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Researchers develop inexpensive, easy process to produce solar panels

Researchers at New Jersey Institute of Technology have developed an inexpensive solar cell that can be painted or printed on flexible plastic sheets.

Just cannot understand!

At this point there is little disagreement that the world's oil supply will peak, but people waste time and energy arguing over when it will happen. If it's inevitable that the world will run out of oil, eventually, whether it is 5 years or 100 years from now, it serves everyone's interest to be prepared.

New York publisher turns a green page

In the concrete jungle of Manhattan stands a paragon of green: the new Hearst Tower, rising from the original Hearst building’s historic facade. 90 percent of its steel is recycled. It uses 26 percent less energy and 10 percent less water than a conventional office building. Sensors detect when a room is empty and automatically turn off the lights and computers.

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This site is dedicated to publicizing efforts by leading designers who are creating housing, energy technologies, water systems, and other advances primarily for consumers in developing countries.
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