Oh, Archie, that was our Sputnik Moment
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in commerce, economics, energy, thermodynamics
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Tagged China, electric power, India, nuclear power, renewable energy, solar power, thermodynamics, wind power
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And stronger aircraft aluminum
Dixie Chickens… Washington Roost… Ah, never mind
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in denial, energy, humor, policy, politics
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Tagged coal, deception, denial, electric power, nuclear power, petroleum, policy, politics, renewable energy, solar power, wind power
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Just more turbines not turning, nothing to use here, citizen. Move along and you may want to turn up your air conditioning some more.
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in analysis, climate, energy, water
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Tagged analysis, biogas, coal, electric power, nuclear power, oceans, petroleum, policy, science, solar power, waste, water, wind power
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By the end of 2010 low-carbon energy sources will comprise 26% of China’s power capacity. With more prior nuclear power development, the U.S. is at 31%.
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in conflict, democracy, development, energy, history
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Tagged China, coal, democracy, development, electric power, hydropower, nuclear power, petroleum, policy, politics, renewable energy, wind power
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The role of telematics in ascendancy of personal electric vehicles
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in advocacy, collaboration, control, energy, information, Internet, monitor, navigation, telecommunications, transportation
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Tagged electric drive, monitor, navigation, telecommunications
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“The full promise of solar power is being restrained by the tyranny of policies that protect our competitors, subsidize wealthy polluters and disadvantage green entrepreneurs.”
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in advocacy, democracy, denial, energy, policy, politics
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Tagged coal, denial, electric power, emissions, geothermal power, petroleum, policy, politics, renewable energy, wind power
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The hold-up has been battery supply. Toyota was pressed to obtain sufficient batteries for the Prius when sales took off. Now they seem to believe there will sufficient advanced lithium batteries to sell a game changing plug-in.
Electric drive was too expensive an option for a hybrid auto-rickshaw.
While the U.S. Congress continues to ignore the warning signs, China leads the world in development of clean energy resources.
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in commerce, economics, energy, manufacturing, policy, security
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Tagged China, commerce, policy, renewable energy, solar power, wind power
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