Monthly Archives: October 2010

Did GM kill the VOLT???…for the $20,000 difference between this and the VOLT… any owner can buy a lifetime of gas even at 2012 prices of $5 per gallon. But, in 2011 Chevy Cruze Eco to start at $18,895 with 40 MPG is a BIG eco car with a ton of lux additions… AutoBlogGreen:...
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Staff members at the Congressional Joint Economic Committee “spent four months, night and day, and weekends” assembling this amazing graphic of our “Health Care Reform”… In addition to capturing the massive expansion of government and the overwhelming complexity of new regulations and taxes, the chart portrays: $569 billion in higher taxes; $529 billion in...
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I was going to go Trick or Treating dressed as the Deficit, but when I got in costume I couldn’t move—too big. And it really scared the little kids. ~Bob.
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AutomaticEarth: It’s not like Japan has one and the US has the other: America has both zombie banks AND zombie homeowners. Plus a lot of zombie unemployed, Wal-Mart greeters and burgerflippers, and I’m not all that sure it doesn’t have a zombie government too. Why Are Distressed Homeowners Still Paying Their Mortgage? Japan struggled...
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If you think kids costumes are scary this Halloween, look at your account statements in 6 months - Booooo! Todays Run Cash “Dash to the Crash” activistpost - If you’re a baby boomer who still believes in the stock market since the financial collapse of 2008, listen up. The floor of this Ponzi scheme is...
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BloomBerg - For now, crude oil is holding at around $80 a barrel, but this will not last much longer. A dollar devaluation, even in the face of commodity market manipulation, would eventually lead to an oil spike. A trade war would exacerbate this scenario by reducing the steady flow of oil into the...
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SlashDotA recent survey of 750 schools has revealed that on average children have grown too large for their chairs and desks. From the article: “The Education Department said schools were running healthy eating programs. ‘The department takes the issue of childhood obesity seriously and works with a number of agencies to address the issue,’...
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SlashDot“We all know that battery packs are the weakest link in electric vehicles. Not only are they heavy and expensive, but they take a long time to recharge and on average can only provide around 100 miles per charge. A German-based company has changed all that with a new vehicle capable of driving up...
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USA Today  Modern society relies on technologies vulnerable to electromagnetic pulse effects that, if strong enough, can induce currents that burn out wires and circuits.  The sky erupts. Cities darken, food spoils and homes fall silent. Civilization collapses. End-of-the-world novel? A video game? Or could such a scenario loom in America’s future? Electromagnetic pulses...
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They’re out there, biding their time. Waiting patiently. And when you least expect it, they’re going to plunge you and everyone you care about into total darkness.  Luckily, we can see solar storms coming from about 93 million miles away, and NASA is now in the process of creating a “Solar Shield” that should...
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Nvidia- Tianhe-1A, a new supercomputer designed by the National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) in China has set a new performance record of 2.507 petaflops, making it the fastest system in the world today.
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Guardian – Chinese demand could push crude to $100 a barrel soon, according to JP Morgan, with the weaker dollar and restocking of French oil inventories once strikes end also helping to drive up oil prices. “The key risk is that we are being too cautious and that the threat of $100 per barrel...
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GOOD - This awesome illustration shows us how amazingly (and disconcertingly) inescapable cow-derived products are, and comes to the hilarious conclusion that there is no such thing as a vegan. If you’re a vegan, do you go to pains to avoid the things listed here? Did you even know about most of this? From...
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Sure the Chevy VOLT’s future looks bleak… Heck, GM doesnt even want the word Chevy anymore The electric Nissan Leaf will begin appearing in select U.S. markets by the end of this year, and will be available nationwide in 2011. Enlarge this image.Credit: Nissan Don’t worry Nissan & FORD to rescue! Both Nissan and...
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GOOD – We all know marketers try to mislead us into thinking their products are “eco-friendly” or whatever. But now we can quantify the phenomenon (it’s huge): More than 95% of consumer products marketed as “green,” including all toys surveyed, make misleading or inaccurate claims, says a report today. The number of products claiming...
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Now that a handful of companies own and control all of the news media (now NPR)… anything that can have a ‘negative’ impact on what they want voters/public to see is removed. Impossible? Not a single news organization reported this data below when it was released October 15, searches of Google and the Nexis...
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SlashDot – The Mazda2 will return a fuel economy of 70 mpg — without the aid of any electric motors. This is because the car will feature Mazda’s next-generation of drivetrain, body and chassis technologies, dubbed SKYACTIV. The new Mazda 2 will come powered by a SKYACTIV-G engine, Mazda’s next-generation direct injection gasoline mill...
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You work longer, have less vacation, are less happy and die sooner No wonder everyone’s on medication … or is that the problem :-O Reuters: Americans die sooner than citizens of a dozen other developed nations and the usual suspects —They found that 15-year survival rates for men and women aged 45 to 65...
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First of all, let’s talk about fuel economy… In August of last year, we heard GM’s then-CEO Fritz Henderson claimed with all the marketing might it could muster at a Detroit-area press event, that the Chevy Volt would get 230 MPG in city driving conditions. Now, as the Volt’s being tested by the auto...
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Ford anticipates owners of an electric version of its Focus hatchback can charge on a standard 120 Volt Outlet Sydney Morning Herald – Owners using the normal powerpoint 120 volt system will need to plug the car in several times a day to ensure they have enough reserves of electricity in the car’s batteries...
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FinancialPost:   William Connolley, arguably the world’s most influential global warming advocate after Al Gore, has lost his bully pulpit. Connolley did not wield his influence by the quality of his research or the force of his argument but through his administrative position at Wikipedia, the most popular reference source on the planet. Through his...
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Airline passengers might want to consider a trip to the gym before heading to the airport now that high-tech body scanners have been unveiled at Kennedy Airport. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano yesterday hailed them as an important breakthrough for airport security and the fight against terrorism. FAIL – Going through one...
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NPR (liberals, against conservations against free speech “The more carbon that gets released into the atmosphere, the higher the average temperature rises… yet the majority of Republicans running for House and Senate seats this year disagree.” Ken Buck, the GOP senate candidate in Colorado admits he’s a climate change denier. Ron Johnson, who leads...
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From One Block Off the Grid.
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Why California is About to Fall Off Into an Ocean of Unpayable Debt, We’re talking about a perfect storm: more state services needed for an aging population, a workforce that will spend more years in retirement than they did contributing to the funds, and a smaller ratio of working-age taxpayers and contributing state workers...
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Clean Cities Now is the official biannual publication of Clean Cities, an initiative designed to reduce petroleum consumption in the transportation sector by advancing the use of alternative fuel vehicles, idle reduction technologies, hybrid electric vehicles, fuel blends, and fuel economy. This issue contains articles about: Readying U.S. cities for the widespread deployment of...
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Worldwide, about two billion people — a third of the globe — get too little iodine, including hundreds of millions in India and China. Studies show that iodine deficiency is the leading preventable cause of mental retardation. Even moderate deficiency, especially in pregnant women and infants, lowers intelligence by 10 to 15 I.Q. points,...
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For my nuke eng./edu. buddies Have a good weekend!
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VIA – PeakEnergy in West Virginia – Google Hits Geothermal Jackpot in West Virginia. Along with the great news that Google is investing a ton of money in an offshore wind energy superhighway, other recent Google energy news is that a Google-funded project has discovered enough geothermal potential under a rather infamous coal state...
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There will be no sustainable energy in a unsustainable economy…“The incremental borrower of funds in the U.S. capital markets is rapidly becoming the U.S. Treasury,” Boston-based Fuss said. “Do you really want to buy the debt of the biggest issuer?” Reuters – A string of Federal Reserve officials on Tuesday indicated the central bank...
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The Canadian union that represents federal government scientists has created a website – PublicScience.ca – to give a voice to the work of its members. The move comes weeks after it was revealed that new restrictive rules have been placed on scientists at the Natural Resources department requiring them to clear a number of...
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DailyKOS  …There was a conference on the subject last week in Atlantic City which I attended, and which generated a lot of attention (with over 1,500 attendees) and during which the federal lease for Cape Wind was signed. While no turbine has been built in the US yet*, there are high hopes that there...
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A new report highlighting the economic benefits of the Clean Air Act. The report found over the past 4 decades that 1.3M jobs were created as a direct result of environmental standards. These regulations set the groundwork for the United States to be the global leader in environmental technology exports, generating 40 times the...
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With renewable power, Tocco da Casauria, in central Italy, produces more electricity than it uses, making money off the surplus. It’s a remarkable story.  In central Italy, where ancient towns and villages are tucked into the mountainous landscape, suddenly giant wind turbines can be seen on the horizon.  Faced with sky-high electricity rates, small...
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New Tactic in California for Paying Pollution …Faced with a fine of at least $29 million for exceeding federal ozone limits, the San Joaquin Valley’s air quality regulators are proposing an annual surcharge of $10 to $24 on registration fees for the region’s 2.7 million cars and trucks beginning next year. A decision is...
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HI, We are in control of your oil… and hate you. Chavez in Iran for talks on boosting oil, gas ties … nothing is going to stop us, we are free, sovereign and independent.” AP/FoxNews- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was holding talks Tuesday with Iranian leaders expected to focus on boosting cooperation between the...
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Watts Up With That-  The choices we make about energy, the environment and climate will be limited by The Three Chinas. The Real China - One of the Chinas is very real and familiar. It has a population of 1.4 billion. China is developing quickly, trying to do in 50 years what America did...
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The Associated Press reports it’s the latest evidence for an apparent Hispanic paradox. NPR – it turns out, Hispanics born recently can expect to live longer. How much longer? Well, a Hispanic person born in 2006 can expect to live to the ripe old age of about 80 years. For non-Hispanic the expected lifespan...
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China, after putting at least a temporary stop to rare earth exports to Japan, is now doing the same with exports to the US; according to the linked article, this is in response to recent US promises to investigate certain Chinese trade practices. - SlashDot
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A HipHugger - …the National Association of Home Builders has released a new study detailing the lifespans of many of our home’s electronics. So…about how long can you expect to have that new fridge? The Study of Life Expectancy of Home Components lists everything from building materials to technology…Many of our major household appliances...
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WI -DNR: The floodplain forests along the Upper Mississippi River, including more than 130,000 acres in Wisconsin, are now officially recognized as a global treasure. “The designation is a recognition of just how critically important this is for a multitude of species,” says Jeff Janvrin, a Department of Natural Resources fisheries biologist who has...
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NY Times — The government of Canada formally declared bisphenol A, a chemical widely used to create clear, hard plastics, as well as food can liners, to be a toxic substance on Wednesday. The compound, commonly known as BPA, has been shown to disrupt the hormone systems of animals and is under review in...
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USA Today “The over-use and pollution of Earth’s natural resources have become so extreme that, at current rates, a second planet will be needed by 2030 to meet the world’s needs, a new report warns. The Living Planet Report tells that the demands on natural resources have doubled in the past 50 years and...
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Slash…“ team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Field and Space Robotic Laboratory has designed a new solar-powered water desalination system to provide drinking water to disaster zones and disadvantaged parts of the planet. Desalination systems often require a lot of energy and a large infrastructure to support them, but MIT’s compact system is...
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced the launch of its inaugural National Geothermal Student Competition. DOE, through its Geothermal Technologies Program (GTP), will provide up to $100,000 to fund as many as 10 collegiate teams that will participate in this competition. In this intercollegiate competition—the first ever to address geothermal education—student teams will...
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Find out how to save Billion$ of our nations energy loss from this free DOE Webinar October 28, 2010LINK: Strategies to Cut Energy Use by 50 Percent in Commercial Buildings
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Socimages: a photograph of a public relations notice at a BP gas station explains that the owner of the BP gas station is a member of the community…  The notice is clearly an effort to smooth over the negative publicity BP has recieved as a result of the oil spill in the gulf.  On...
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Independent -  France’s oil industry association, said that if strikes continued at all 12 of France’s refineries, then national shortages would follow… the French oil company, said 350 to 400 petrol stations were suffering disrupted supplies. Shortages looked set to worsen as lorry drivers pledged to halt road transport of fuel to filling stations...
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Of the Million$/Billion$ spent on “job and business creation” where did the “GreenBacks” go??? The $92million of stimulus funding was targeted at green jobs, only about $20million has been spent... of which 80% of funding for green programs, including $2.3billion in manufacturing tax credits, went to companies who employ their primary workforce in China,...
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JS Online: West Bend, WI — After living beyond its means for decades and shifting its debt onto future generations, an entire society is seeing the bills come due earlier than expected. “This is definitely the worst economic situation that school districts have faced since the Depression,”  The consequences are upon us. Three years...
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“No one ever got a job from a poor man.” - Phil Gramm …We can’t expect to create more jobs if we punish the type of activity that creates jobs… if we wish to fight poverty, we must end those government policies — high taxes and regulatory excess — that inhibit growth and job...
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WashingtonPost  Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute’s board. If you’re not familiar with the PCORI board, you’re not alone. Created by the health-care overhaul law, it’s one of the newest and least known panels in government. But the work of its 21 members, if successful, could increase the public’s knowledge of medical treatments for everything...
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Carl Elliott, CNN - If you want to understand the way prescription drugs are marketed today, have a look at the 1928 book, “Propaganda,” by Edward Bernays, the father of public relations in America. For Bernays, the public relations business was less about selling things than about creating the conditions for things to sell...
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The hard news is that there is no “Plan B.” (cMartenson’s Blog) The future is likely to be more chaotic than you probably think…The impact of Peak Oil on markets, lifestyles, and even national solvency deserves our very highest attention – but, it turns out, some important players seem to be paying no attention...
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VIA the BigGav – Oil is “the lifeblood of modern civilisation”. This paper provides an overview of the global oil market. In particular, it examines the outlook for oil supply and demand over the next five years, and the economic consequences. Low-cost reserves of oil are being rapidly exhausted, forcing oil companies to turn...
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BigGav – New York Times has a column on the inability of the United States to build new transport infrastructure “The Chinese could build it. The Turks could build it. We can’t build it. “ We are the mightiest nation mankind has ever seen. But we can’t seem to build a railroad tunnel to...
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physorg – China’s wind power capacity will increase more than five-fold over the next decade from 2009, , as the country steps up its drive to develop clean energy. “It can choose between the dirty, dangerous world of coal and fossil fuels, or the new, clean future promised by wind. The answer is obvious.”...
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Hugger – Peak water has been a concern for several years now, with many nations already experiencing extreme water shortages, even to the point of violence. But here in the US, it seems that water will continue to flow from faucets indefinitely. If only that were the case… In the southwest where it is...
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“Remember those 30 new nuclear reactors the US was slated to build?   Those plans have been halted. A few years ago, it seemed like a really good idea to build a bunch of nuclear reactors. The environmental impacts of other energy production methods were becoming well known and the economy was tanking. Well,...
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I wouldn’t hold my breath but /. is reporting“IT security professionals in the United States can expect starting salaries to increase in 2011, according to a new salary report released today. The guide suggests larger increases in base compensation expected in high-demand segments including information security related positions. According to the report, companies are...
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The average household winter heating fuel expenditures will continue to increase 4-12%EIA – Projected Winter Fuel Expenditures by Fuel and Region Natural Gas - EIA expects households heating with natural gas to increase 4 % this winter …residential prices had 6-% increase in average household. Heating Oil – EIA expects households heating with heating...
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AlterNet – “Clean Energy from Wastewater On the Rise” Producing biofuel from wastewater seems like a natural equation: take a resource that is produced incessantly, and is an environmental pollutant, and turn it into energy—and, in turn, reduce fossil fuel consumption. Doing this on a large scale is much easier said than done, so...
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“Facing the prospect of no cost-of-living adjustment for a second consecutive year, disabled, poor and and senior advocates said they were doing the math this week to figure out where to pinch their daily budgets. “That doesn’t go up, but everything else does,” said Ma ry Huffer, a Lafayette resident who is on disability...
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Telegraph, you put up a post you imagine is fairly routine – and suddenly the internet goes mental. US physics professor: “Global warming is the greatest and most successful pseudo scientific fraud I have seen in my long life” definitely belonged in the latter category. I claim no credit for it. All I did...
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Reuters China has become the world’s largest energy user, having overtaken the United States, the head of the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday. “China is now the largest energy consumer by our definition,” the executive director of IEA, Nobuo Tanaka “Probably half of the oil demand increase comes from China. Nobody knows when...
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The Atlantic is covering a Lonnie Johnson’s idea I mentioned n 2008: “Super Soaker Inventor Develops Efficient Solid-Sate Heat Engine“In March 2003, the independent inventor Lonnie Johnson faced a roomful of high-level military scientists at the Office of Naval Research in Arlington, Virginia. Johnson had traveled there from his home in Atlanta, seeking research...
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Nancy Sutley – The first annual GreenGov Symposium kicked off at George Washington University with more than 1,000 attendees, and keynotes from U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Janine Benyus, president of The Biomimicry Institute and co-founder of the Biomimicry Guild.  Secretary Chu and Nancy...
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“If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich.” – John F. Kennedy Wall Street and GOV pay and income hit an all time record this year…. as did the number of poor, unemployed, price of food,  debt to their childrens, children and basic...
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The Aral Sea was once the world’s fourth-largest saline body of water. It has been steadily shrinking since the 1960s, after the rivers that fed it were diverted by Soviet Union irrigation projects. And now it’s almost gone leaving a dessert full of old shipwrecks. See all twelve pictures here
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Houston Chronicle State-owned Chinese energy giant CNOOC is buying a multibillion-dollar stake in 600,000 acres of South Texas oil and gas fields, potentially testing the political waters for further expansion into U.S. energy reserves. With the announcement Monday that it would pay up to $2.2 billion for a one-third stake in Chesapeake Energy assets,...
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Next100 An iPhone or Blackberry without a battery is just a dead lump of metal and silicon. In much the same way, many experts believe that an electrical grid without energy storage will forever be just a bunch of dumb wires. That’s why PG&E on Friday filed a request with state regulators for funding to study...
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Repowering Taichung, Taiwan Part 1 “coal2nuclear” The Chinese 4,200 MWe (5.6 million horsepower), would be the world’s biggest repowering project would be like taking 13 MILLION cars off the world’s roads.. Hope to make money off Norway’s $50 per ton carbon tax, that’s $2,065,000,000 per year! The plan:  Replace Taichung’s eight coal-burning boilers with eight...
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Leonard Pense never planned to grow his garden into a business…Ten years ago, the former engineer and military consultant bought 21 secluded acres on top of a hill south of Strafford –”high ground with only one way in and out,” he says. It was a place his extended family could retreat to if the...
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We hear that there are huge reserves of oil, so we assume that the oil will be available when we want it. That is not necessarily true. Even if we know the oil is there, if it takes more than one barrel of previously-extracted oil to extract a new barrel of oil, the fact...
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Hard, cold and inarguable facts about the energy in  one cubic mile of oil…. One cubic mile of oil (CMO) equals the oil that the world consumes every year. Three CMOs equal ALL the energy that the world consumes every year. Cited in cubic miles of oil, energy consumption can be expressed without reference...
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“Newsweek reports on a company called True Alaska Bottling that has purchased the rights to transfer 3 billion gallons of water a year from Sitka, Alaska’s bountiful reserves. If all goes according to plan, 80 million gallons of Blue Lake water will soon be siphoned into the kind of tankers normally reserved for oil...
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WashingtonExaminer …The ballot initiative also has the power to reverse one of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s signature environmental accomplishments. In 2006, he signed the Global Warming Solutions Act, a Democratic bill that requires reduction of greenhouse gas emissions statewide to 1990 levels over the next decade. The law, AB32, is a cornerstone of the environmental...
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Hal Lewis…It is of course, the global warming scam, with the (literally) trillions of dollars driving it, that has corrupted so many scientists, and has carried APS before it like a rogue wave. It is the greatest and most successful pseudoscientific fraud I have seen in my long life as a physicist. Anyone who...
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“If another White House stimulus program does not wipe us out first, then look to the sun. Things promise to be hot in 2012.”TheDC - …SolarMax (NASA 2006) will have an impact on the earth’s core, that roiling sphere of liquid iron that generates the planet’s magnetic field. If that is true, the coming...
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Partially funded by taxpayers of course… A film produced by Green Supremacists to manipulate children uses graphic violence and killing to promote reducing carbon footprint? While the original video by greenpeace still haunts me, the 10:10 makes it look like a disney film. “In EcoNutJob News” from the Guardian… Richard Curtis film for the...
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Excerpt: more than 11 percent—of Obama’s original $814 billion stimulus package, enacted in early 2009, went to an assortment of renewable energy projects. But the jobs that were supposed to be created never materialized—at least not in the United States. According to the White House, last year’s stimulus created 190,700 green jobs, but the...
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SCHNEIER On Monday, The New York Times reported that President Obama will seek sweeping laws enabling law enforcement to more easily eavesdrop on the internet. Technologies are changing, the administration argues, and modern digital systems aren’t as easy to monitor as traditional telephones. …Formerly reserved for totalitarian countries, this wholesale surveillance of citizens has...
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A Volkswagen Passat BlueMotion has set a new Guinness World Record for the longest distance travelled by a standard production passenger car on a single tank of fuel. Powered by a 1.6-liter common rail TDI engine with stop-start technology and equipped with low-rolling resistance tires, longer gearing and aerodynamics modifications, the Passat BlueMotion is...
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#1: The US Fed is now the second largest owner of US Treasuries. …this week we overtook Japan, leaving China as the only country with greater ownership of US Debt. And we’re printing money to buy it. Setting aside the fact that this is abject lunacy, this policy is trashing our currency which has...
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Light Pollution, GOOD
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“Here in Hungary we’re undergoing one of the worst ecological catastrophes to have hit Europe in the past 20-30 years: a flood of deadly toxic sludge. This AlJazeera video sums up the awful situation. Many people have received chemical burns from the chemical slurry; some have died. Now it seems that three inundated towns...
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U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced today the release of a report from the Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), which comprehensively analyzes the key factors impacting the deployment of offshore wind power in the United States. The report, “Large-Scale Offshore Wind Power in the United States: Assessment of Opportunities and Barriers,”...
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BuisnessWeek A western North Dakota synthetic gas plant that injects more than half of its carbon dioxide emissions underground also has buried its debt with the federal government. “This is the final, final payment,” said Hill, who likened it to a mortgage-burning party. “We’re good to go. We’re done.” ….Energy Department officials have said...
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NBF – more than 80,000 dams in the U.S., about a third pose a “high” or “significant” hazard to life and property if a failure occurs, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). What are the chief causes of dam failures in North America? Overtopping is the highest and seepage and piping is...
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Always awesome at Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (updated daily)
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PopSci  -  Of all places, the U.S. military has proven one of the fiercest proponents of renewable energy, and for totally practical reasons — most importantly cost and safety. Now, military higher-ups plan to rely on renewable energy sources for 50 percent of their power by 2020, which could help the worldwide advancement of...
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White House goes green with solar panels - again, again and again  It is the year two thousand and ten… and President Barack Obama orders installation of additional solar panels and a solar hot water heater at the White House Guardian ” The move by Obama’s administration follows lobbying by green campaigners, who called...
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/. “Researchers have uncovered the largest geothermal hot spot in the eastern United States. According to a unique collaboration between Google and academic geologists, West Virginia sits atop several hot patches of Earth, some as warm as 200C and as shallow as 5 kilometers. If engineers are able to tap the heat, the state...
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